Letter 088 — The Story: Walking with Nicodemus (John 3)

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Phrase by phrase. The greeting, the pushback, the confusion, the wind and Spirit, the serpent lifted up, and the most famous verse in the Bible in context.

In this letter

- Nicodemus's polite opening

- Anōthen (G509) — the double-meaning word

- Water and Spirit

- Pneuma — wind and Spirit as the same Greek word

- The Numbers 21 serpent parallel

- John 3:16 as a sentence in a conversation

- The light and darkness theme in verses 19-21

Scripture — John 3:1-21

Greek word studies

- anōthen (ἄνωθεν, Strong's G509) — again / from above

- pneuma (πνεῦμα) — wind, breath, Spirit

- monogenēs (G3439) — only begotten (carried from Week 7)

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