or pragmateia, from pragma, "a deed," denotes "a business, occupation, the prosecution of any affair;" in the plural, "pursuits, affairs (of life)," 2—Timothy 2:4 .
Ephesians 6:21Colossians 4:7Ephesians 6:22Philippians 1:27
or pragmateia, from pragma, "a deed," denotes "a business, occupation, the prosecution of any affair;" in the plural, "pursuits, affairs (of life)," 2—Timothy 2:4 .
Ephesians 6:21Colossians 4:7Ephesians 6:22Philippians 1:27
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