Bethesda in Greek
Bethesda in Greek is Βηθεσδά — Bethesda means a pool in Jerusalem mentioned in the New Testament, associated with a healing miracle.
Bethesda in Greek
Βηθεσδά
Pronounced: Vithesda
(biblical) A pool in Jerusalem mentioned in the New Testament.
What does "Bethesda" mean?
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name A pool in Jerusalem mentioned in the New Testament, associated with a healing miracle.
"The Gospel of John describes a man healed at the pool of Bethesda."
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noun Any place whose waters are believed to have healing properties, by extension from the biblical pool.
"Locals call the spring their own little Bethesda."
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Bethesda in a sentence
- The Gospel of John describes a man healed at the pool of Bethesda.
- Locals call the spring their own little Bethesda.
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What is "Bethesda" in Greek?
"Bethesda" in Greek is Βηθεσδά. Bethesda means: A pool in Jerusalem mentioned in the New Testament, associated with a healing miracle.
How do you pronounce Βηθεσδά?
"Bethesda" in Greek is Βηθεσδά, pronounced "Vithesda".
How do you use "Bethesda" in a sentence?
Example: "The Gospel of John describes a man healed at the pool of Bethesda." In Greek, "Bethesda" is Βηθεσδά.
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