What’s the difference in meaning between the following pairs of words?

In Greek, what is the difference in meaning between “πλήρης (PLERES)” and “πλησθης (PLESTHES)”?

• In Greek, what is the difference in meaning between “πλήρης (PLERES)” and “πλησθης (PLESTHES)”? 1. About the HOLY SPIRIT FILLING, there are two kinds of Greek words: PLERES (πλήρης) and PLESTHES (πλησθης). What is the difference, in meaning, between these two kinds of fillings? → Some variants of the Greek word PLERES (πλήρης) are found in the following biblical passages: Ephesians 5:18 (πληρουσθε) [ple.rous.the] → the commandment to be filled of Spirit Luke 4:1 (πληρης) [ple.res] → Jesus was full of Spirit Acts 6:3 (πληρεις) [ple.reis] → seven men full of Spirit Acts 6:5 (πληρη) [ple.re] → Stephen was full of Spirit Acts 7:55 (πληρης) [ple.res] → Stephen was full of Spirit Acts 11:24 (πληρης) [ple.res] → Barnabas was full of Spirit Acts 13:52 (επληρουντο) [e.ple.roun.to] → the disciples were full of Spirit. → Some variants of the Greek word PLESTHES (πλησθης) are found in the following biblical passages: Acts 2:4 (επλησθησαν) [e.ples.the.san] → in Pentecost, they became full of Spirit Luke 1:15 (πλησθησεται) [ples.the.se.tai] → John the Baptist would be full of Spirit Luke 1:41 (επλησθη) [e.ples.the] → Elizabeth became full of Spirit Luke 1:67 (επλησθη) [e.ples.the] → Zechariahs was full of Spirit Acts 4:8 (πλησθεις) [ples.theis] → the apostle Peter was full of Spirit Acts 4:31 (επλησθησαν) [e.ples.the.san] → they became full of Spirit Acts 9:17 (πλησθης) [ples.thes] → Saul would become full of Spirit Acts 13:9 (πλησθεις) [ples.theis] → Paul was full of Spirit

• Answer:

  One is an Adjective and the other is the passive voice of the verb. The verb is Πληρείν - Πληρώ which means "to fill" or "to fulfill" or "to populate" or "to complete"