Hello, and thank you for joining me today for Give Him 15.

The title of today's post is,

Say What God Says.

Yesterday we talked about the power of decreeing and declaring what God has said in the past,

and also of relating his past works,

testimonies are powerful.

We said there is power in his words, and the power remains.

Today I want to develop this a little further to encourage you as you command the forward over our nation.

Many Greek words simply cannot be fully translated into one English word.

The Greeks used to brag that with their intricate language, they could say more in one

word than any other could in an entire sentence. The pictorial Hebrew language is much the same.

How do you describe the details and nuances of a picture in one word? This is why I do

biblical word studies, and it's why amplified and expanded translations are helpful. At times,

one, English word is used to translate several Greek words.

We have written and spoken often of time, for instance, which is used to translate several

Greek words, all with different meanings.

Without knowing which Greek word was used,

Chairos, Kronos, orayas, it is often impossible

to fully understand what Holy Spirit is saying.

This is the case when discussing God's word. Four different Greek nouns are translated as a word.

All having different nuances of meaning.

Three of the four are used to describe the Word of God or the Words of God.

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