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'''Storge''' is found in the New Testament in Romans 12:10 as part of the Greek word '''φιλόστοργοι''' ''philostorgoi'', philo "love" + storgoi "family" (plural form of storge) "love of family" — εἰς ἀλλήλους φιλόστοργοι τῇ τιμῇ  

'''Storge''' is found in the New Testament in Romans 12:10 as part of the Greek word '''φιλόστοργοι''' ''philostorgoi'', philo "love" + storgoi "family" (plural form of storge) "love of family" — εἰς ἀλλήλους φιλόστοργοι τῇ τιμῇ  

Romans 12:10 GRK: τή φιλαδελφία εἰς ἀλλήλους φιλόστοργοι τῇ τιμῇ ἀλλήλους πρηγούμνοι <br>

Romans 12:10 GRK: τή φιλαδελφία εἰς ἀλλήλους φιλόστοργοι τῇ τιμῇ ἀλλήλους πρηγούμνοι <ref>see [http://biblehub.com/interlinear/romans/12-10.htm interlinear Greek-English text Romans 12:10]</ref><br>

Romans 12:10 KJV: ''Be'' kindly affectioned one to another with '''brotherly love''' [φιλόστοργοι], in honour preferring one another.

Romans 12:10 KJV: ''Be'' '''kindly affectioned''' [φιλόστοργοι] one to another with '''brotherly love''' [φιλαδελφία], in honour preferring one another.

'''Astorgos''', the opposite of storge, (Greek '''''a''''' "not/no" + '''''storgos'''''), is used twice in the New Testament: KJV "without natural affection" Romans 1:31 '''άστόργους''' (RSVCE "heartless") and KJV "without natural affection" 2&nbsp;Timothy 3:3 '''άστόργοι''' (RSVCE "inhuman").

'''Astorgos''', the opposite of storge, (Greek '''''a''''' "not/no" + '''''storgos'''''), is used twice in the New Testament: KJV "without natural affection" Romans 1:31 '''άστόργους''' (RSVCE "heartless") and KJV "without natural affection" 2&nbsp;Timothy 3:3 '''άστόργοι''' (RSVCE "inhuman").

'''Phileo:''' Love between friends<br>

'''Phileo:''' Love between friends<br>

'''Eros:''' The sense of being in love; romantic love; also the love of pleasant things that provide sensual enjoyment

'''Eros:''' The sense of being in love; romantic love; also the love of pleasant things that provide sensual enjoyment

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