self-kon-trol' (egkrateia): Rendered in the King James Version "temperance" (compare Latin temperario and continentia), but more accurately "self-control," as in the Revised Version (British and American) (Acts 24:25 Galatians 5:23 2 Peter 1:6); adjective of same, egkrates, "self-controlled" (Titus 1:8 the Revised Version (British and American)); compare verb forms in 1 Corinthians 7:9, "have.... continency"; 9:25, the athlete "exerciseth self-control." Self-control is therefore repeatedly set forth in the New Testament as among the important Christian virtues.

Self-control (14 Occurrences)
Self-control. Selfcontrol, Self-control. Self-controlled . Noah Webster's
Dictionary ... (See RSV NIV). Selfcontrol, Self-control. Self-controlled . ...
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Self-congratulations (1 Occurrence)
Self-congratulations. Self-confidence, Self-congratulations. Selfcontrol . ...
(WEY). Self-confidence, Self-congratulations. Selfcontrol . Reference Bible.
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