That Happy Expectation

"For the saving grace of God made its advent to all humanity, training us that, disowning irreverence and worldly desires, we should be living sanely and justly and devoutly in the current eon, anticipating that happy expectation, even the advent of the glory of the great God, and our Saviour Jesus Christ..." Titus 2:11-14

Saturday, January 17, 2015

Eternal or Eonian? Part Seven (Then Comes the End; God All in All)

"Then Comes the End" The apostle Paul makes it clear that, contrary to popular Christian belief, Christ's reign ...

Eternal or Eonian? Part Six (The Eonian God; The Kingdom of God; Eonian Life)

The Eonian God As a review of the conclusions at which we've arrived in this study so far, let's now consider Paul's words i...

Eternal or Eonian? Part Five (The Greek Adjective Aiónios)

The Greek Adjective Aiónios Thus far we have considered the Hebrew noun, olam, and the Greek noun, aion (which appears in both the...

Eternal or Eonian? Part Four (The Greek Noun Aión)

The Greek Noun Aión As noted earlier, the Jewish authors of the New Testament used the Greek language to express what were essentially...

Eternal or Eonian? Part Three (The Olam God)

Although it is evident from the many examples given earlier that the Hebrew word olam was used in reference to things that are clearly te...

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