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Biblical Greek word for worship

Proskuneô: meaning of the Greek word

προσκυνέω

Proskuneô (προσκυνέω, pronounced "proskuneô", Strong's G4352) is a Biblical Greek word meaning: To bow down in worship. The word Jesus uses with the Samaritan woman.

Word study

Originalπροσκυνέω
TransliterationProskuneô
Pronunciationproskuneô
LanguageBiblical Greek
Strong's numberG4352
Key verseJohn 4:23

Proskuneô in the Bible

"The true worshipers will worship the Father in spirit and in truth, for the Father is seeking such as these to worship Him."John 4:23 (Berean Standard Bible)

Proskuneô in the book ZAMAR

Pastor Douceur Mulongo Nkulu Zoao studies this word in chapter 3 of ZAMAR (in French), « Zamar face aux autres mots de l'adoration ». Its message: worship is more than singing; it is offering one's whole life to God and letting Him prune us like a vinedresser prunes the vine (John 15:2). The chapter costs 3.99 USD as a PDF, or 29.99 USD for the whole book.

Frequently asked questions

What does Proskuneô mean?
Proskuneô (προσκυνέω) is a Biblical Greek word (Strong's G4352). To bow down in worship. The word Jesus uses with the Samaritan woman.
How do you pronounce Proskuneô?
It is pronounced "proskuneô".
Where is Proskuneô found in the Bible?
For example in John 4:23: "The true worshipers will worship the Father in spirit and in truth, for the Father is seeking such as these to worship Him."

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