Unidiversal - Timeless Life

Timeless life:

Is not –

Everlasting; enduring through all time, continuing long or indefinitely, or persistent

Eternal; having infinite duration, continued without intermission, endless, valid or existing at all times, a seemingly

endless or immeasurable time

Perpetual; continuing forever, valid for all time, holding an unlimited time, occurring continually, indefinitely

long-continued

Constant; continually occurring or recurring

Always; at all times, at any rate

Permanent; lasting or remaining without essential change

Lasting; to continue in time

Continue, to exist over a prolonged period, to carry further in time, space, or development; extend, to cause to remain

or last, retain, to carry on after an interruption; resume

Continual; indefinitely in time without interruption, recurring in steady usually rapid succession

Endless; seemingly being without end, innumerable, joined at the ends

Because it is not dependant on any type, rate, or limit of time, space, or matter.

It is –

Timeless; having no beginning or end. not restricted to time or date, not affected by time

Vitality; the capacity to live, grow, or develop, the characteristic, principle, or force that distinguishes living things from

nonliving things

Unending; without the outside or extreme edge, physical limit, or boundary

Indissoluble; impossible to dissolve, disintegrate, or decompose; not subject to

Destruction

Because it is ever-present endlessness and not only without beginning or end relative to

past and future.

What word to use for timeless:

There is no word in the English language that describes the timeless life that Christ provided to believers in His immortality. So, we reference descriptions given in the Bible relating to Christ’s endless vitality: Revelation 1:8, 1:11, 21:6, 22:13. In these instances the Greek refers to Alpha, #1, defining Christ as the Alpha to indicate that He “is” the beginning and end. To be the beginning and end He has to be “without” beginning or end.

In ancient vocabulary, the first letter of Greek alphabet, Alpha, corresponds to the first letter of the Hebrew alphabet, Aleph, which corresponds to the same meaning. Instances in the Bible mentioning the gift of eternal life given to believers, eternal is also described as having the characteristics of being without beginning or end. Therefore we can return to using the original word for the Hebrew letter Aleph to describe the timeless life that Jesus has and gave to believers.

So, what Jesus had, lost, and regained He also gave to believers in His immortal existence: Timeless life; past, present, and future. This concept is not found in the context of any other ancient religious writing.

See more on Alpha & Omega

Also see another websites' study of Hebrew for additional information on this subject at

http://www.vorsoft.com/faith/hebrew/alphabet.htm

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