Word study · Greek
pistis
faith, trust
Say it: PISS-tiss (approximate)
πίστις
What it means
Trust, faithfulness, and belief. In Luke it is what Jesus finds in the centurion (7:9) and the forgiven woman (7:50), and what he asks of the disciples in the storm (8:25).
Range of meaning
- TrustConfidence in a person or what they can do.
- FaithfulnessBeing trustworthy and loyal (STEPBible tags this sense separately).
- The faithLater, what Christians believe.
In Luke
- Chapter 7
"I have not found such great faith" (7:9), and "Your faith has saved you" (7:50).
- Chapter 8
"Where is your faith?" (8:25) and "Your faith has made you well" (8:48).
- Chapter 17
"Increase our faith," and "Your faith has made you well" (17:5-6, 17:19).
- Chapter 18
"Will he find faith on the earth?" (18:8), and "Your faith has healed you" (18:42).
Every verse (11)
- Luke 5:20
- Luke 7:9
- Luke 7:50
- Luke 8:25
- Luke 8:48
- Luke 17:5
- Luke 17:6
- Luke 17:19
- Luke 18:8
- Luke 18:42
- Luke 22:32
Verses where G4102G or G4102H is tagged in the Hebrew text: STEPBible Data (Tyndale House, Cambridge), CC BY 4.0. About our sources