A-1 | Noun | Strong's Number: g3696 | Greek: hoplon |
Arms (Weapons), Armor, to Arm:
originally any tool or implement for preparing a thing, became used in the plural for "weapons of warfare." Once in the NT it is used of actual weapons, Jhn 18:3; elsewhere, metaphorically, of
(a) the members of the body as instruments of unrighteousness and as instruments of righteousness, Rom 6:13;
(b) the "armor" of light, Rom 13:12; the "armor" of righteousness, 2Cr 6:7; the weapons of the Christian's warfare, 2Cr 10:4.
A-2 | Noun | Strong's Number: g3833 | Greek: panoplia |
Arms (Weapons), Armor, to Arm:
(Eng., "panoply"), lit., "all armor, full armor," (pas, "all," hoplon, "a weapon"), is used
(a) of literal "armor," Luk 11:22;
(b) of the spiritual helps supplied by God for overcoming the temptations of the Devil, Eph 6:11, 13. Among the Greeks the panoplia was the complete equipment used by heavily armed infantry.
B-1 | Verb | Strong's Number: g3695 | Greek: hoplizo |
Arms (Weapons), Armor, to Arm:
"to arm oneself," is used in 1Pe 4:1, in an exhortation "to arm" ourselves with the same mind as that of Christ in regard to His sufferings.
B-2 | Verb | Strong's Number: g2528 | Greek: kathoplizo |
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