Matthew 5:18

verily. Greek. amen . Used only by the Lord. Same as Hebrew. 'amen, preserved in all languages. Should be so given at the beginning of sentences. Always (except once) double in John; twenty-five times. with the earth. (See notes on Matthew 6:9 , Matthew 6:10 .)

earth = the earth. App-129 .

jot = yod . Greek. iota . Occurs only here. The smallest Hebrew letter (= Y). The Massorites numbered 66,420.

tittle = the merest ornament. Not the difference between two similar Hebrew letters, e.g. ( Resh = R) and ( Daleth = D), or ( Beth = B) and ( Kaph - K), as alleged, but a small ornament placed over certain letters in the Hebrew text. See App-93 . The Eng. "tittle" is diminutive of title (Latin. titulus) = a small mark placed over a word for any purpose: e.g. to mark an abbreviation.

in no wise. Greek. ou me.