Word study · Greek
syneidēsis
conscience
Say it: soon-I-day-sis (approximate)
συνείδησις
What it means
Literally "knowing with" oneself: conscience, moral awareness. Paul says he has lived "in all good conscience" (23:1) and strives to keep "a conscience void of offense" (24:16). The concept is common in Paul's letters but is not found in the Gospels.
Range of meaning
- ConscienceThe inner sense of right and wrong.
- ConsciousnessAwareness.
In Acts
- Chapter 23
"I have lived before God in all good conscience" (23:1).
- Chapter 24
"A conscience void of offense toward God and men" (24:16).
Every verse (2)
Verses where G4893 is tagged in the Hebrew text: STEPBible Data (Tyndale House, Cambridge), CC BY 4.0. About our sources