Graphē | Greek Mnemonics

Bill Mounce’s Basics of Biblical Greek Vocabulary Cards (2nd Edition):

6. graphē (γραφή, -ῆς, ἡ): writing, Scripture

Mnemonics / Memory Aids:

A.) The graphite in pencils is used for writing. 

 

B.) The writing on the graph is Scripture. 

C.) “You must like WRITING SCRIPTURE on a GRAPH, EH?” (LaurelB) 

D.) "He likes writing graffiti on graph paper.” (Bill Mounce) 

E.) A bio-graphy is a “written document” telling the story of a particular individual. (Danny Zacharias, FlashGreek Light) 

F.) “If you go to Comic Con you will likely meet people who see graphic novels as Scripture, even though most contain more pictures than writing.” (Tanner Huss)

G.) "Graphe means writing, the Scriptures of old— God’s sacred truth on parchment told." (ChatGPT)

H.) When you see the word "graphe," don't you fret, It means writing, like Scripture, you can bet! (Google Gemini)