Ancient Greek lemma · Strong’s G2978
lailaps · /lah'-ee-laps/ — “whirlwind”
A violent storm, whirlwind, or tempest, especially a sudden squall with driving wind and rain. In the LXX it often renders Hebrew סוּפָה (suphah) or סַעַר (saʿar) for a destructive windstorm, frequently as an image of…
A violent storm, whirlwind, or tempest, especially a sudden squall with driving wind and rain. In the LXX it often renders Hebrew סוּפָה (suphah) or סַעַר (saʿar) for a destructive windstorm, frequently as an image of divine judgment.
Occurs in 3 New Testament verses