πεισμονή
peismonē
G3988
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Greek
persuasion
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peismone is a persuasion presented as not coming from the one who calls the audience.
The attested use presents a persuasion whose source is denied: it does not come from the one who calls the audience.
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A persuasion denied as coming from the caller · dominant
In Galatians 5:8, the nominative singular feminine noun names the persuasion that is said not to come from the one who calls the audience. The APB renders the clause, "This persuasion does not come from the one who calls you."
In the Anselm Project Bible: In Galatians 5:8, the APB presents the noun as "This persuasion" within a statement denying its source. The verse is read as a whole.