Bodily Body

Bodily Body

'''A — 1: σῶμα (Strong'S #4983 — Noun Neuter — soma — so'-mah )

is "the body as a whole, the instrument of life," whether of man living, e.g.,  Matthew 6:22 , or dead,  Matthew 27:52; or in resurrection,  1 Corinthians 15:44; or beasts,  Hebrews 13:11; of grain,  1 Corinthians 15:37,38; of the heavenly hosts,  1 Corinthians 15:40 . In  Revelation 18:13 it is translated "slaves." In its figurative uses the essential idea is preserved.

 Matthew 5:29 6:22 Romans 12:1 James 3:6 Revelation 18:13 Acts 9:37 13:36 John 19:40  John 19:42 2 Corinthians 12:2,3 Hebrews 11:40 John 5:28,29 Revelation 20:13 1 Corinthians 5:3 1 Thessalonians 5:23 Ephesians 1:23 Colossians 1:18,22,24 1 Corinthians 12:27

'''A — 2: χρώς (Strong'S #5559 — Noun Masculine — chros — khroce )

signifies "the surface of a body," especially of the human body,  Acts 19:12 , with reference to the handkerchiefs carried from Paul's body to the sick.

'''A — 3: πτῶμα (Strong'S #4430 — Noun Neuter — ptoma — pto'-mah )

denotes, lit., "a fall" (akin to pipto, "to fall"); hence, "that which is fallen, a corpse,"  Matthew 14:12;  24:28 , "carcase;"  Mark 6:29;  15:45 , "corpse;"  Revelation 11:8,9 , "dead bodies" (Gk., "carcase," but plural in the 2nd part of ver. 9). See Carcase , Corpse.

'''B — 1: σύσσωμος (Strong'S #4954 — Adjective — sussomos — soos'-so-mos )

sun, "with," and A, No. 1., means "united in the same body,"  Ephesians 3:6 , of the church.

'''B — 2: σωματικός (Strong'S #4984 — Adjective — somatikos — so-mat-ee-kos' )

"bodily," is used in  Luke 3:22 , of the Holy Spirit in taking a bodily shape; in  1 Timothy 4:8 of bodily exercise.

'''C — 1: σωματικῶς (Strong'S #4985 — Adverb — somatikos — so-mat-ee-koce' )

"bodily, corporeally," is used in  Colossians 2:9 .