begotten

00:04 Mar 10, 2002

English to Greek (Ancient) translations [Non-PRO]
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English term or phrase: begotten

This is Jesus my begotten son.

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μονογενής =monoyenίs

Margaret Lagoyianni

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μονογενής =monoyenίs

Explanation:
Begotten – Greek word Monogenous – One and only to begin its existence. Used only 6 times in the Bible. Of which only in one case does it not refer to Jesus.

Mono = One and only one,

genous = to be or to exist.

Reference: http://www.hope-church.com/Youth/Lessons/Begotten.htm

Margaret Lagoyianni
United Kingdom
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