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“Whole,” as mostly considered in this study is from the Greek, holos. The basic idea of holos is “entire,” “whole.” A

A Study of "Whole". “Whole,” as mostly considered in this study is from the Greek, holos. The basic idea of holos is “entire,” “whole.” All as opposed to part . . Almost the “whole city.” 1. Acts 13: 44 . . A Study of “Whole”. The “whole church.” 1. I Cor. 14: 23 . .

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“Whole,” as mostly considered in this study is from the Greek, holos. The basic idea of holos is “entire,” “whole.” A

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  1. A Study of "Whole" “Whole,” as mostly considered in this study is from the Greek, holos. The basic idea of holos is “entire,” “whole.” All as opposed to part.

  2. Almost the “whole city.” 1. Acts 13: 44. A Study of “Whole”

  3. The “whole church.” 1. I Cor. 14: 23. A Study of “Whole” The “whole church.” 1. I Cor. 14: 23.

  4. A Study of “Whole” Gain the “whole world.” 1. Matt. 16: 24-26.

  5. A Study of “Whole” The “whole house.” 1. John 4: 53.

  6. A Study of “Whole” The “whole lump.” 1. I Cor. 5: 6.

  7. A Study of “Whole” The “whole law.” 1. Gal. 5: 3, 2-4.

  8. A Study of “Whole” The “whole armour.” 1. Eph. 6: 11.

  9. A Study of “Whole” Bridle the “whole body.” 1. Jas. 3: 2.

  10. A Study of “Whole” “10: For whosoever shall keep the whole law, and yet offend in one point, he is guilty of all” (Jas. 2). Holos, whole and entire, as opposed to part. In many of the observed cases, God requires all and not part! “23: And the very God of peace sanctify you wholly; and I pray God your whole spirit and soul and body be preserved blameless unto the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ” (I Thes. 5).

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