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theopneust
adjective
the·op·neust
\ˈthēäpˌn(y)üst\
variants: or
theopneustic
Definition of theopneust
: given by inspiration of the Spirit of God : divinely inspired
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Origin and Etymology of theopneust
theopneust from Greek theopneustos, from the- + (assumed) pneustos, verbal of pnein to breathe; theopneustic from Greek theopneustos + English -ic
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