ψεῦσμα
pseusma
G5582
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Greek
falsehood
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Pseusma denotes a person's falsehood in the clause contrasting it with God's truth.
The attested use places a person's falsehood in contrast with God's truth and within a question about being judged as sinful.
Senses in use
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A person's falsehood contrasted with God's truth · dominant
In Romans 3:7, the dative singular neuter form occurs in the clause contrasting God's truth with the speaker's falsehood; the APB renders the verse, "If then the truth of God in my falsehood exceeded toward his glory, why am I still also judged as sinful?"
In the Anselm Project Bible: In Romans 3:7, the APB presents the term in the phrase "my falsehood,".