Lambano
Well-Known Member
The Greek word "eusebeia" is used 15x in the Epistles. It's usually translated "godliness", but what the hell does "godly" mean? "God-like?" I don't think so. Strongs says "eusebeia" means "reverence, respect, piety towards God".
Now, in the company of "respect and reverence towards God", "piety" doesn't look too bad, does it?
Now, in the company of "respect and reverence towards God", "piety" doesn't look too bad, does it?
