ὁλοκληρία
holoklēria
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Greek
wholeness
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Holokleria describes the complete well-being given to the man seen and known in Acts 3:16.
The term denotes the complete well-being given to the man whom the hearers see and know in Acts 3:16.
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Complete well-being given to a person · dominant
In Acts 3:16, the accusative singular feminine form occurs as what faith through him gave to the man whom the audience sees and knows; the APB renders the clause, “the faith that is through him gave him this wholeness opposite all of you.”
In the Anselm Project Bible: In Acts 3:16, the APB presents the result as “this wholeness.” This rendering confirms the clause’s overall presentation rather than isolating the term with certainty.