To come, to go, to arrive. Erchomai. Come Lord Jesus. The final prayer of Scripture is an invitation. The church lives in expectation of His return.

Day. Hemera. This is the day the LORD has made. Every day is a gift from God. The right response to any day is rejoicing in the One who gave it.

To utter, to speak, to say. Rhéō. Words are not passive; they carry weight and shape reality. Speak with intention.

Blessed, happy, to be envied. Makarios. Blessed are the poor in spirit. Makarios describes the state of those who are right with God. It is deeper than happiness. It is well-being of the soul.

Barren, sterile, unable to bear children. Steíros. Sarah was barren, Elizabeth was barren, yet God opened both their wombs. No condition is beyond His reach. Never confuse your limitations with His.

Belly, womb, innermost being. Koilía. From the physical depths of hunger to the hidden springs of the heart, Scripture uses this word to name what drives us from within. What fills your koilía shapes you.

To beget, to be born. Gennao. That which is born of the Spirit is spirit. New birth is divine not human. You cannot birth yourself into the kingdom. God does it.

Breast, chest, bosom. Mastos. Blessed are the breasts that nursed you, the crowds cried out to Jesus. The body that sustains life is itself a gift. Honor what God uses to nourish.

but perhaps strengthened from the base of G5157 (τροπή) through the idea of convolution); properly, to stiffen, i.e. fatten (by implication, to cherish (with food, etc.), pamper, rear)