Heart (4)
While Greek anthropology kept clear distinctions between mind, soul, and body, Hebrew anthropology was more holistic—such elements were not clearly distinguishable and tended to blend into each other. It is perhaps best, therefore, to regard the inner person as consisting of all conceivable internal elements, such as what we would call the mind, the heart, and the soul. Or, as Best, summarizes, it expresses "the moral and spiritual side in people." Ephesians 3:16Constantine Campbell
Pillar Commentary
It is dangerous to be more notion than motion; to have faith in the head and none in the heart; to have an idle and not an active faith.
My hands are but the midwife, to bring my thoughts, the conception of my heart into the world.
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