Notes on Ethnos
In the New Testament Nation and
Gentile are two translations of the same Greek
word, Ethnos. In this sense
ethnos usually means one who is not an Israelite.
We use "Gentile" when it is one or a
small number such as a city but when it speaks to
a nation or state then we use "Nation".
Ethnos can also be used for
people or heathen.
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Probaton
6:689,936
Phonetic Spelling
Parts of Speech
prob'-at-on
Noun Neuter
Definition
1.any four footed, tame animal
accustomed to graze, small cattle (opp.
to large cattle, horses, etc.), most
commonly a sheep or a goat
a.a sheep, and so always in the NTmee 
mee
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| ajpovllumi |
from (575) and
the base of (3639) |
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| Apollumi |
1:394,67 |
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of Speech |
| ap-ol'-loo-mee
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