Genesis, Mat 1.1, 18.
Gennao, cp. Luke 1.35; Mat 1.20.
Ginomai, cp. Gal 4:4
Monogenes, John 3.16. A compound Greek word monos = unique = only one; genes = kind, from the Greek verb gennao.
Prototokos, Col 1:15, either first in time (of all creation) or rank, position, preeminence.
1. source, origin: equivalent to תּולְדות סֵפֶר, Genesis 5:1, etc.) Thayer's
Gennao, cp. Luke 1.35; Mat 1.20.
“To cause something to come into existence, primarily through procreation.” Rahlfs, Genesis 1926, 39;
“To generate, produce,” Liddell & Scott;
“To procreate,” Webster & Strong’s.
Ginomai, cp. Gal 4:4
“To come into being, existence through the process of birth.” Bauer’s Lexicon
“To become, i.e. to come into existence, begin to be, receive being.” Thayer’s Lexicon
Monogenes, John 3.16. A compound Greek word monos = unique = only one; genes = kind, from the Greek verb gennao.
Prototokos, Col 1:15, either first in time (of all creation) or rank, position, preeminence.