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The Greek word spoudē, derived from speudō [to hasten, urge on], occurring 12x in the NT, refers to: ◦ swiftness of movement or action, haste, speed ◦ earnest commitment in discharge of an obligation or experience of a relationship, eagerness, earnestness, diligence, willingness, zeal
![ The Greek word spoudē, derived from speudō [to hasten, urge on], occurring 12x in the NT, refers to: ◦ swiftness of movement or action, haste, speed ◦ earnest commitment in discharge of an obligation or experience of a relationship, eagerness, earnestness, diligence, willingness, zeal](http://images.slideplayer.com./19/5774098/slides/slide_2.jpg " The Greek word spoudē, derived from speudō [to hasten, urge on], occurring 12x in the NT, refers to: ◦ swiftness of movement or action, haste, speed ◦ earnest commitment in discharge of an obligation or experience of a relationship, eagerness, earnestness, diligence, willingness, zeal")
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Consider the negative example of Herodias’ daughter (Mark 6:17-29, esp. vs. 25), which contrasts with the positive example of Mary, the mother of Jesus (Luke 1:26-56, esp. vs. 39).
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Spiritual Growth (Heb. 6:9-12, esp. vs. 11; 2 Pet. 1:5-11, esp. vs. 5) Spiritual Service (Rom. 12:6-13, esp. vs. 8 & 11; 2 Cor. 8:7-15, esp. vs 7, 8 & 16) Spiritual Teaching (Jude 3-4, esp. vs. 3) Spiritual Transformation (2 Cor. 7:5-16, esp. vs. 11 & 12)
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