Definition: In the Greek New Testament, "Adriatic" refers to the waters flowing through the Adriatic Sea in Europe, which are also known as the Black Sea or Black Sea (Greek: แผฮปฯฮนฮดฮฟฯ). The Sea is considered one of the greatest oceans in the world by volume and by area. It flows from the Ionian Islands to Turkey. The word "Adriatic" means "black," as it appears in several passages where it refers to the waters, such as Acts 6:19 (In the presence of the apostles and elders, Peter said) that they are not black, but white with gold on them; and also in Revelation 22:14 (This is the reason why we have received a testimony from heretics, for there is none among you who speaks about God without wisdom). The Greek word "adriatic" translates into English as "black."
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