To speak, to talk, to utter. He spoke and it was done. The word of God is not silent. It is always speaking.

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

One, a single one, unity. Heis. The Lord our God, the Lord is one. Oneness is not uniformity but wholeness. Let nothing divide what God has declared united.

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.

to fawn or crouch to, i.e. (literally or figuratively) prostrate oneself in homage (do reverence to, adore)

To say, to speak with authority. Jesus said and it was so. When Jesus speaks everything listens. His words carry the weight of creation behind them.

Daughter, female child, descendant. Thygátēr. From biological offspring to entire lineages, Scripture uses this word to name belonging. You are someone's daughter, and God calls that identity sacred.

No, not, never. Mé. The softest Greek negative, used to deny what is possible or expected. When God says no, he means it.

To die, to breathe one's last. Teleutaō. Life has a finish line; every person will cross it. Live now with that end in view.

To place upon, to lay on, to impose. Epitíthēmi. Hands were laid on the sick and they were healed; hands were laid on the condemned and judgment fell. The same act carries blessing or burden depending on the one who sends it. Consider carefully what you place on others.

Hand. Cheir. Into Your hands I commit my spirit. The hands that made the universe were the hands that were nailed to the cross. He gave everything including His hands.

To live, to be alive. Zao. I am the resurrection and the life. Whoever believes in Me will live. Life in Scripture is always relational. To live is to be connected to the source of life.