Judgment, decision, tribunal. Krisis. The Father has committed all judgment to the Son. The one who died for sinners is the one who will judge them. That is both sobering and gracious.

Generation, age, people of an era. Geneá. Jesus spoke of a faithless generation and commanded his disciples to shine like lights among a crooked one. You belong to your moment in history. Shine in it.

Condemn, sentence against. Katakrinō. There is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus. The Judge has ruled in your favor. Live free.

Meta — after. Noeo — to think. To think again after. Repentance is not self-punishment. It is a change of mind so complete that your direction changes. You were walking one way. Now you walk another. That is metanoia.

Proclamation, preaching, the gospel message. Kḗrygma. The content of what is preached matters as much as the act of preaching. Guard what you proclaim.

Jonah, Jonas. Iōnâs. The prophet swallowed and returned, a sign of death and resurrection. As Jonah was three days in the belly of the fish, so was the Son of Man in the heart of the earth. No running from God's call goes unfinished.

Behold, look, see. Idou. Scripture uses this word to arrest attention before something significant. God is about to speak. Pay attention.

More, greater in number or quality. Pleíōn. The greater portion belongs to God's economy, where more is never merely numerical. Let the greater thing always be love.

Here, in this place. Hōde. Jesus said, "Come here," and "he is not here." The word marks presence and absence, arrival and encounter. Pay attention to where you are.