Na,,ham = most often used of God’s repentance
Shu, b = a physical turning or returning of an object
epostrepho = a Greek work similar to Shu, b
metanoia = used as the first word in the gospel (change in mind and attitude)
meta = after, change, implies there was a before
noia = denotes the faculty of physical and intellectual perception, then also the power to arrive at moral judgments
“he came to his senses” – Luke 15:17
“he opened their minds” – Luke 24:45
“open their eyes” – Acts 26:18
“set their minds on things above” – Romans 8:5