Word study · Greek
pistis
faith, trust
Say it: PISS-tiss (approximate)
πίστις
What it means
Trust, faithfulness, and belief. In Mark it is most often what Jesus asks for or recognizes in a person who comes to him: the paralytic's friends (2:5), the woman who touched his cloak (5:34), Jairus (5:36). The disciples are asked, "Do you not have faith yet?" in the storm (4:40).
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 Mark
- Chapter 5
"Your faith has made you well" (5:34).
- Chapter 10
"Your faith has made you well" (10:52).
- Chapter 11
"Have faith in God" (11:22).
Every verse (5)
Verses where G4102G or G4102H is tagged in the Hebrew text: STEPBible Data (Tyndale House, Cambridge), CC BY 4.0. About our sources