Fear Not — 150-Day Devotional
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Manah (מָנָה) — To count, number, appoint, assign, carefully reckon
"Teach us to number our days" (Psalm 90:12) uses mānâ — a word that means not only to count but to appoint and assign. To number your days is not to grow anxiou
Eth (עֵת) — Time, season, an appointed or proper occasion
"He hath made every thing beautiful in his time" (Ecclesiastes 3:11) — the word is 'ēth, which speaks not of duration but of the right moment. It is the word ru
Olam (עוֹלָם) — Long duration, the distant past or future, everlasting, eternity
"He hath set the world in their heart" (Ecclesiastes 3:11) — "the world" here is 'ôlām, the sense of unbounded time. God placed within humanity an awareness tha
Kairos (καιρός) — An appointed season, strategic opportunity, decisive moment
Where chronos measures duration, kairos marks opportunity. When Paul commands "redeeming the time" (Ephesians 5:16), the word is kairos — not chronos. God never
Makrothymeo (μακροθυμέω) — To be long-suffering, patient, slow to anger, enduring in purpose
Literally "long-tempered" — from makros (long) and thymos (passion, temper). "The Lord is not slack concerning his promise... but is longsuffering to us-ward" (
Prostasso (προστάσσω) — To appoint beforehand, arrange in advance, command, determine
In Acts 17:26 Paul tells the Athenians that God "hath determined the times before appointed, and the bounds of their habitation" — the appointed seasons here ar
Tephillah (תְּפִלָּה) — Prayer, intercession, supplication
The standing Hebrew word for prayer, and the title given to several Psalms. Built from the root palal, "to intervene, interpose, plead" — so tephillah is never
Palal (פָּלַל) — To intervene, interpose, mediate, plead, pray
The verb behind tephillah, normally appearing in the reflexive hitpael stem — literally "to place oneself in the gap." Abraham is called a prophet who would pal
Paga (פָּגַע) — To meet, encounter, reach, press upon, intercede
A word of contact. It describes reaching a border, meeting a person, or pressing upon someone with a request. Isaiah uses it of the Suffering Servant who "made
Siach (שִׂיחַ) — To meditate, muse, commune, pour out a complaint
Unhurried, conversational prayer. Isaac "went out to meditate in the field at the eventide" (Genesis 24:63) — siach. The same word covers musing on God's works
Techinnah (תְּחִנָּה) — Supplication, entreaty for favour
From chanan, "to be gracious, to stoop in favour" — techinnah is the empty-handed cry that appeals to grace rather than merit. Solomon uses it repeatedly in his
Av (אָב) — Father, source, originator, head of a household
The first entry in Strong's Hebrew dictionary, and the first word Jesus taught us to pray. Av names not only a parent but an origin — the one from whom a family
Chen (חֵן) — Grace, favour — the stooping of a superior to lift the fallen
From chanan, "to bend, to stoop." Chen is not favour handed down from a height; it is the movement of Someone lowering Himself to reach. "Noah found grace in th
Enteuxis (ἔντευξις) — Intercession — a petition made on behalf of another
From entynchanō, "to meet with, to approach on behalf of." An enteuxis was the word for a petition presented to a king. Paul names it first among the kinds of p
Eucharistia (εὐχαριστία) — Thanksgiving, gratitude offered to God
Eu ("well") + charis ("grace") — thanksgiving is literally "grace spoken well of." Paul makes it the hinge of the anti-anxiety promise: prayer and supplication
Poiema (ποίημα) — Something made, crafted, formed — a work of art
"For we are his workmanship" (Ephesians 2:10) — poiēma, the term English draws "poem" and "poetry" from. Not factory output; a composition, worked over and mean
Ploutos (πλοῦτος) — Wealth, riches — abundance of resources
Paul's deepest use of ploutos is not material: "the riches of His glory," "the unsearchable riches of Christ" (Ephesians 3:8). Jesus became poor so that through
Ekklesia (ἐκκλησία) — Church — the called-out assembly
Not a building but a people — those called out from the world and assembled under God's authority. The ekklesia is both a local gathering and the universal Body
Galah (גָּלָה) — To reveal, to uncover, to make known what was hidden
Galah is the act of God uncovering hidden things — revealing His word, His will, and His character. The prophets received galah from God. The book of Revelation
Aphesis (ἄφεσις) — Forgiveness, release, remission — the cancellation of a debt
Aphesis was used in the ancient world for release from bondage, debt cancellation, and prisoner release. In the Gospel it is the total cancellation of sins' deb