Ancient Greek lemma · Strong’s G1303
diatithemi · /dee-ah-tith'-em-ahee/ — “covenant”
To arrange, dispose, or settle (a matter); in the middle voice, to make a covenant or testament, establishing terms between parties. In the LXX, commonly used to render Hebrew בְרִית (berît) contexts where God or a…
To arrange, dispose, or settle (a matter); in the middle voice, to make a covenant or testament, establishing terms between parties. In the LXX, commonly used to render Hebrew בְרִית (berît) contexts where God or a person formally establishes an agreement.
Occurs in 6 New Testament verses (7 occurrences)