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A translation as "infinite life," here and now, may be more accurate than translating it as "eternal life" about the distant future.
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'''Aiṓnios''', in [[Greek]] αἰώνιος, is a key term in the [[New Testament]] that is typically translated as "eternal", as in "[[eternal life]]."  Sometimes it is translated as "everlasting" or "perpetual".
 
'''Aiṓnios''', in [[Greek]] αἰώνιος, is a key term in the [[New Testament]] that is typically translated as "eternal", as in "[[eternal life]]."  Sometimes it is translated as "everlasting" or "perpetual".
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When used in the [[Gospel of John]], however, αἰώνιος seems to have a more immediate meaning. A translation as "[[infinite]] life," here and now, may be more accurate than translating it as "eternal life" about the distant future.
 
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