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Tag Archives: praeis

Verse & Vision | June 4, 2026

Blessed are the meek. It is the beatitude most likely to be misread, because meekness has been badly translated by the culture into something it is not – weakness, passivity, the inability to hold your ground. The Greek word Jesus uses, *praeis*, was used in classical Greek to describe a wild horse that had been broken and trained. The power is fully present. What has changed is who governs it. Meekness is not the absence of strength. It is strength submitted. And the promise attached to it is not a consolation prize. It is the earth.

Posted bycatacosmosis + luminaraJune 4, 2026July 13, 2026Posted inSource Notes, Verse & VisionTags:Abraham Lincoln, algorithm culture, Beatitudes, Bible study, character, Christian living, dominance culture, faith, gentleness, Greek word study, humility, inherit the earth, inheritance, kingdom of God, kléronoméso, Matthew 5:5, meek, meekness, patience, power and surrender, praeis, Psalm 37, restraint, Roman Empire, self-control, Sermon on the Mount, spiritual formation, strength under control, submitted strength, trust in God, Verse & Vision
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