

Letter 090 — The Whole Letter: Anōthen (John 3)
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One Greek word runs through the conversation with two meanings at once. Anōthen. Again. And from above. Both are true. And both matter.
In this letter
- Anōthen (G509) walked in both meanings
- Why the new birth is both a beginning and from above
- The whole conversation walked one more time
- The passive verb and the received life
- A direct pastoral landing for the Nicodemus-like, the performance-weary, the light-avoiders, and the doubting
Scripture — John 3:1-21 (full)
Greek word study
- anōthen (ἄνωθεν, G509) — the double-meaning word (Friday apex)
Next week's letter | Acts 2:1-41 — The Tongue of Flame.
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