Hypocrite
This article was written by the late Rev. Dale Kuiper in the June 1, 1991 issue of the Standard Bearer. ___________________ The Old Testament contains the word hypocrite thirteen times. It derives from a word which has the root meaning of moral filth; soiled with sin; impious; hypocrite. The New Testament has twenty-five occurrences of this word, over half of them in the discourses of Jesus. The root meaning is to speak or act under a false part; to act under an assumed character; a stage...
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