ὁ θεός means "God". It takes the article, "ὁ", because that's how they usually say it in Biblical Greek. In other periods of the language, they often just said θεός.
Statistics: Posted by jeidsath — Tue Sep 05, 2023 12:19 am
Koine and Biblical and Medieval Greek • Re: John 4:24 Does It actually Say?: πνεῦμα ὁ θεός
It's either "God is spirit" or "God is a spirit", depending on whether you think the evangelist is making a statement about God's substance or his taxonomy.
ὁ θεός means "God". It takes the article, "ὁ", because that's how they usually say it in Biblical Greek. In other periods of the language, they often just said θεός.
ὁ θεός means "God". It takes the article, "ὁ", because that's how they usually say it in Biblical Greek. In other periods of the language, they often just said θεός.