Ancient Greek lemma · Strong’s G454
anoia · /an'-oy-ah/ — “folly”
Lack of understanding, folly, or senselessness; by extension, madness or rage arising from loss of reason. In the LXX it renders terms for foolishness and reckless passion, and in 2 Maccabees it denotes the furious…
Lack of understanding, folly, or senselessness; by extension, madness or rage arising from loss of reason. In the LXX it renders terms for foolishness and reckless passion, and in 2 Maccabees it denotes the furious madness of an opponent.
Occurs in 2 New Testament verses