▶ 이방인 Gentiles. 

A name commonly used in scripture to denote any and every nation except Israel. At times, when Israel as a people is referred to, the same words are used for them. Thus 

1.  goi, γοι, ἔθνος, 민족 이교도 is translated 'nation,' and refers to the Jewish nation. Deut. 26:5; Luke 7:5; John 11:48. In the plural the same words refer to the nations generally in distinction from Israel, and are translated 'nations,'  'Gentiles,' and 'heathen.' Deut. 18:9; Deut. 32:43; Isa. 60:3; Isa. 62:2; Joel 2:19; Acts 11:1, 18; Acts:13:19; Acts 28:28; etc. 

(신26:5 (눅07:5 (요11:48 (신18:9; (신32:43; (사60:3; 나라 (사62:2; (욜02:19; (행11:1, 18; (행13:19; (행28:28

2. Ἕλλην (in plural) is translated 'Gentiles' in John 7:35; Rom. 2:9, 10; Rom. 3:9; 1 Cor. 10:32; 1 Cor. 12:13, in contrast to the Jews; but would be better translated 'Greeks,' as it is in most places.

(요07:35; (롬02:9 헬라인, 10; (롬03:9; (고전10:32; (고전12:13

God had raised a wall between the Jews and the Gentiles, which in Christ's death was broken down for believers, "to make in himself of twain one new man." Eph. 2:14. "There is neither Jew nor Greek . . . . for ye are all one in Christ Jesus." Gal. 3:28. This does not touch unbelieving Jews and Gentiles, who are kept separate in God's present and future dealings. (엡2:14 (갈03:28

--- Morrish Bible Dictionary
 


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