testing, dokimé, G1382

Jan 9, 2026 | Word Study - Greek

Resources to help you do a word study on the biblical greek word dokimé, translated testing, Strong’s G1382.

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How can anything that fits under a Christmas tree transform the recipient’s life from misery to joy?

Start Strong: A New Believer’s Podcast

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This December you can have a Mary Christmas or a Martha Christmas. In a Martha Christmas you are so frantic doing good things that you miss the best gift of all. In a Mary Christmas you recognize what is truly important and find the best gift of all.

November 2025 Reflections

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