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The far higher frequency by which John uses this phrase both in the Gospel of John and in 1 John confirms that the author of these two works were the same person.

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Today a more powerful term may be "infinite life" to best convey the original meaning, which includes benefits now and not merely in the distant future.

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Eternal life is the same as infinite time, and the development of the concept of infinity was primarily Christian. Before Christianity the Greeks mocked the idea of infinity.

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New page: Eternal life is the term frequently used by Jesus to describe the endless happiness enjoyed in heaven,<ref>Matthew 25:46; Mark 9:44; Luke 18:30: John 3, 4, 5, 6, 10, and 12.</ref> and to s...