Basic Scripture Terms-Ch. 11-13: WHAT IS ETERNAL, Dr. Stephen Jones

Most modern Bible translations use the words "eternal" and "everlasting" when translating the Old Testament Hebrew word olam and the Greek word aionian in the New Testament. This has caused much confusion and misinterpretation of Scripture, especially when speaking of divine judgment.
The Greek word translated "eternal" is aionian, "pertaining to an Age, Aeon, Century" (Aion is translated in English as Eon). An Age or Age is normally a limited period of time, having a beginning and an end. However, Ages can have different lengths of time, so the word really means an indefinite or unknown period of time. But, indefinite is not the same as infinite...
Ages have beginnings
Ages have endings
When Aionian is applied to God
The meaning of Olam
The “eternal” covenant with Phinehas
The example of Jonah
Languages ​​evolve
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