Word study · Greek
hamartia
sin
Say it: ham-ar-TEE-ah (approximate)
ἁμαρτία
What it means
Sin, missing the mark. In Romans sin is almost a power, as in "under sin" (3:9); the word is used about forty-eight times.
Range of meaning
- SinMissing the mark.
- OffenseA wrong against God or others.
In Romans
- Chapter 3
"They are all under sin" (3:9, 3:20, 3:23).
- Chapter 4
"Blessed is the man whom the Lord will not count of sin" (4:7-8).
- Chapter 5
"Through one man sin entered into the world" (5:12-21).
- Chapter 6
"Dead to sin, but alive to God" (6:1-23).
- Chapter 7
"Sin dwells in me" (7:7-25).
Every verse (39)
- Romans 3:9
- Romans 3:20
- Romans 4:7
- Romans 4:8
- Romans 5:12
- Romans 5:13
- Romans 5:20
- Romans 5:21
- Romans 6:1
- Romans 6:2
- Romans 6:6
- Romans 6:7
- Romans 6:10
- Romans 6:11
- Romans 6:12
- Romans 6:13
- Romans 6:14
- Romans 6:16
- Romans 6:17
- Romans 6:18
- Romans 6:20
- Romans 6:22
- Romans 6:23
- Romans 7:5
- Romans 7:7
- Romans 7:8
- Romans 7:9
- Romans 7:11
- Romans 7:13
- Romans 7:14
- Romans 7:17
- Romans 7:20
- Romans 7:23
- Romans 7:25
- Romans 8:2
- Romans 8:3
- Romans 8:10
- Romans 11:27
- Romans 14:23
Verses where G0266 is tagged in the Hebrew text: STEPBible Data (Tyndale House, Cambridge), CC BY 4.0. About our sources