english/tagalog only wag ka mag bisaya boss
binasa ko po yan at kung babasahin mo posting ko shineshare ko yang mga verse kaso sadyang closed minded ang tao na boss hindi mo ba ako pwede bigyan ng chance? hindi mo ba pwede intindihin or kahit paliwanag mo lang with proof saan nakuha ang iglesia word at anong language ito sige po patunayan mo na mali ako tatanggapin ko yan kahit ayaw mong tanggapin sinasabi ko
Iglesia come from the Greek word in English church
english/tagalog only wag ka mag bisaya boss
binasa ko po yan at kung babasahin mo posting ko shineshare ko yang mga verse kaso sadyang closed minded ang tao na boss hindi mo ba ako pwede bigyan ng chance? hindi mo ba pwede intindihin or kahit paliwanag mo lang with proof saan nakuha ang iglesia word at anong language ito sige po patunayan mo na mali ako tatanggapin ko yan kahit ayaw mong tanggapin sinasabi ko
It comes from the Greek word εκκλησία (ekklēsía = church).
Interestingly, the Greek word "ἐκκλησία," which is commonly translated as “church” in English Bibles, is probably more properly translated as "assembly," "gathering," "meeting" or "congregation."
You might also recognize the Latin root in such English words as "ecclesiastical (of the church, the organization of the church)," "ecclesia (members of a church; a church building) and "Ecclesiastes (Used in the Septuagint translation of the Hebrew bible for the term קֹהֶ֫לֶת (qoheleth) or preacher—a collector of sentences; one who calls together a congregation)."
WHERE DID THE WORD “BIBLE” COME FROM?
“The Holy Book is popularly known as the Bible. Where did the word 'Bible' come from?”
ETYMOLOGICALLY, THE WORD “Bible” was actually derived from the Greek word
biblion:
“It is from biblion, in fact, that our word ‘Bible’ is derived.” (Bruce, p. 3.)
However, this Greek word
biblion is actually a diminutive of the Greek word
bibloswhich means “book” (Ewert, p. 20). The Greek word
biblos sometimes spelled
byblos, but the earliest spelling was
bublos (Ibid.). The Greek word
biblion means “small book” (Thayer, p. 102).
Both
biblion and
biblos are singular (“small book” and “book,” respectively), and both have the same plural form,
ta biblia or “books” (Bruce, p. 3). The whole collection of the biblical books came to be known as "ta biblia":
“…the whole collection of Old and New Testament books came to be known by Greek-speaking Christians as ta biblia, ‘the books.’ ” (Bruce, p. 3)
*shocked* *speechless* 