DI-A-KO-NO
s. Gr. See DAIAKONA. A deacon, an officer in a church. NOTE.—The orthography of this word is not settled: all the five forms are used by different translators of the Bible.
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DIAKONO
I. O ke ano mua o keia olelo he hoa, he kookoolua, he kokua. Ua unuhiia ma kauwahi, he mea lawelawe, he kahuna, Mat. 20:26; 2 Kor. 6:4; Ep. 3:7. Ma Oih. 6, ua hoikeia mai ka wae mua ana i poe diakono, i luna ekalesia, a na lakou i malama ka manawalea o ka ekalesia, a haawi pono aku, a na lakou o hele a ike i ka poe ilihune, ka poe mai, na wahinekanemake, na keiki makua ole, na mea pilikia i ka hoomaauia, a kokua aku. O kekahi mau mea o kela poe ehiku, o Pilipo a me Setepano, lilo koke no laua i ka hai aku i ka euanelio. Ua hoikeia mai ke ano pono o ka diakono ma 1 Tim. 3:8-12.
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