Strong’s G0166

αἰώνιος

Part of speech

Adjective

Transliteration

aiónios

Pronunciation

ahee-OH-nee-os

Definition

Eternal, everlasting, forever

Meaning

age-long, and therefore: practically eternal, unending; partaking of the character of that which lasts for an age, as contrasted with that which is brief and fleeting.

Usage

The Greek word "aiónios" is used in the New Testament to describe something that is eternal or everlasting. It often refers to the nature of God, the life promised to believers, and the duration of divine judgment. The term emphasizes the concept of timelessness and perpetuity, transcending the temporal limitations of the earthly realm.

Bible references

Matthew 18:8;Matthew 19:16;Matthew 19:29;Matthew 25:41;Matthew 25:46;Matthew 25:46;Mark 3:29;Mark 10:17;Mark 10:30;Mark 16:20;Luke 10:25;Luke 16:9;Luke 18:18;Luke 18:30;John 3:15;John 3:16;John 3:36;John 4:14;John 4:36;John 5:24;John 5:39;John 6:27;John 6:40;John 6:47;John 6:54