Decision Decide

Decision Decide

'''A — 1: διακρίνω (Strong'S #1252 — Verb — diakrino — dee-ak-ree'-no )

primarily signifies "to make a distinction," hence, "to decide, especially judically, to decide a dispute, to give judgment,"  1 Corinthians 6:5 , Av, "judge;" Rv, "decide," where church members are warned against procuring decisions by litigation in the world's law courts. See Contend.

'''B — 1: διάγνωσις (Strong'S #1233 — Noun Feminine — diagnosis — dee-ag'-no-sis )

transliterated in English, primarily denotes "a discrimination" (dia, "apart," ginosko, "to know"), hence, "a judicial decision," which is its meaning in  Acts 25:21 , Rv, "for the decision of the Emperor" (Av, "hearing").

 Acts 23:15 Acts 24:22

'''B — 2: διάκρισις (Strong'S #1253 — Noun Feminine — diakrisis — dee-ak'-ree-sis )

"a distinguishing," and so "a decision" (see A), signifies "discerning" in  1 Corinthians 12:10;  Hebrews 5:14 , lit., "unto a discerning of good and evil" (translated "to discern"); in  Romans 14:1 , "not to (doubtful) disputations" is more literally rendered in the margin "not for decisions (of doubts)." See Discern. Cp. Judge. In the Sept.,   Job 37:16 .