G1311–διαφθείρω–diaphtheirō

Give what property you have in exchange for money, and give the money to the poor; make for yourselves money-bags which will not get old, wealth stored up in heaven which will be yours for ever, where thieves will not come nor worms put it to destruction

διαφθείρει· diaphtheirei “destroy;”

For which cause we do not give way to weariness; but though our outer man is getting feebler, our inner man is made new day by day.

διαφθείρεται, diaphtheiretai “is being brought to decay,”

Bitter talk of men who, being evil in mind and dead to what is true, take the faith to be a way of making profit.

διεφθαρμένων diephtharmenōn “corrupted”

And destruction came on a third part of the living things which were in the sea, and on a third part of the ships.

διεφθάρησαν. diephtharēsan “were destroyed.”

And the nations were angry, and your wrath has come, and the time for the dead to be judged, and the time of reward for your servants, the prophets, and for the saints, and for those in whom is the fear of your name, small and great, and the time of dest

διαφθεῖραι diaphtheirai “to destroy”διαφθείροντας diaphtheirontas “destroying”