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''Synopsis:'' Didasko (διδασκω) is the [[Koine Greek]] word meaning "I teach".
  
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Relevant passages - [[Matthew 28:20]] | [[Romans 12:7]] | [[1 Corinthians 12:28]] | [[Ephesians 4:11]]
  
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[[Spiritual gifts]]
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==Main article==
 
==Main article==
  
 
Didasko (διδασκω) is the [[Koine Greek]] word meaning "I teach". Didaskalos (διδασκαλος) meaning "teacher" is a related word. The English word didactic has its roots in didasko.
 
Didasko (διδασκω) is the [[Koine Greek]] word meaning "I teach". Didaskalos (διδασκαλος) meaning "teacher" is a related word. The English word didactic has its roots in didasko.
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Teaching is named as a spiritual gift.
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[[Category:Koine Greek]]

Latest revision as of 00:01, 2 September 2008

Synopsis: Didasko (διδασκω) is the Koine Greek word meaning "I teach".


Related topics

Relevant passages - Matthew 28:20 | Romans 12:7 | 1 Corinthians 12:28 | Ephesians 4:11

Spiritual gifts


Comments, Personal Articles, Studies and Sermons

Διδασκω (discussion) (For short comments and opinions)


Main article

Didasko (διδασκω) is the Koine Greek word meaning "I teach". Didaskalos (διδασκαλος) meaning "teacher" is a related word. The English word didactic has its roots in didasko.

Teaching is named as a spiritual gift.

Quotes

Links


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