What does ἑπτά · ἀστήρ mean in the Bible?
ἑπτά · ἀστήρ is a Greek phrase meaning "the seven stars associated with the angels of the seven churches".
Greek · G2033, G792
τοὺς ἑπτὰ ἀστέρας
Seven · a star (as strown over the sky), literally or figuratively
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ἑπτάG2033seven
Pronunciationheptá
Literal numeral seven; in NT often carries symbolic theological weight signifying completeness or perfection.
Open lexicon entry →ἀστήρG792a star (as strown over the sky), literally or figuratively
Pronunciationastḗr
Literal heavenly bodies or symbolic representations of divine agents, particularly angels in Revelation's visionary language.
Open lexicon entry →What does τοὺς ἑπτὰ ἀστέρας (tous hepta asteras) mean in the Bible?
ἑπτά · ἀστήρ is a Greek phrase meaning "the seven stars associated with the angels of the seven churches".
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How many biblical occurrences are listed for G2033, G792?
G2033, G792 is connected to 88 lexical occurrence verses in the lexicon data.
Evidence Summary
Greek phrase. the seven stars associated with the angels of the seven churches
Source Gloss
the seven stars associated with the angels of the seven churches
Grammatical Forms
How this word appears across different grammatical cases and numbers.
This word appears as a noun across 10 case and number patterns. The form changes show how the word functions in a sentence; they do not change the basic lexical meaning by themselves.
Form patterns10Aligned forms88Case patternAccusative (34)Number patternPlural (80)
Nominative · Plural · MasculineMatt 22:25 · Mark 12:20 · Mark 12:22 · Mark 12:23 · Luke 20:29 · Luke 20:31 · Luke 20:33 · Acts 19:14 · Rev 1:20 · Rev 8:6 · Rev 15:6 · Rev 17:912×
Nominative · Plural · FeminineActs 21:27 · Rev 1:20 · Rev 4:5 · Rev 8:2 · Rev 10:3 · Rev 10:4 · Rev 11:13 · Rev 15:8 · Rev 17:911×
Nominative · Plural · NeuterLuke 8:2 · Rev 4:5 · Rev 5:6 · Rev 17:94×
Genitive · Plural · MasculineMatt 22:26 · Matt 22:28 · Acts 21:8 · Rev 1:20 · Rev 15:8 · Rev 17:1 · Rev 17:11 · Rev 21:98×
Genitive · Plural · FeminineRev 1:20 · Rev 2:1 · Rev 6:1 · Rev 21:94×
Genitive · Plural · NeuterMatt 18:22 · Rev 1:42×
Dative · Plural · FeminineRev 1:4 · Rev 1:11 · Rev 5:13×
Dative · Plural · MasculineRev 15:7 · Rev 16:12×
Accusative · Plural · FeminineMatt 15:37 · Mark 8:8 · Mark 8:20 · Acts 20:6 · Acts 21:4 · Acts 28:14 · Heb 11:30 · Rev 1:12 · Rev 1:20 · Rev 5:5 · Rev 8:6 · Rev 12:3 · Rev 13:1 · Rev 15:1 · Rev 15:6 · Rev 15:721×
Accusative · Plural · MasculineMatt 15:34 · Matt 15:36 · Matt 16:10 · Mark 8:5 · Mark 8:6 · Mark 8:20 · Acts 6:3 · Rev 1:16 · Rev 2:1 · Rev 3:1 · Rev 5:6 · Rev 8:2 · Rev 15:113×