Yes, I do remember that you are a word nut too, Sharon. Birds of a feather. 🙂 I have learned only enough Greek to be dangerous, but with all the tools out there now, it makes it fun to stick a toe in the water and wade in the pool. Zoe was actually one of the first words that really intrigued me in the Greek a few years back and made me want to learn more. I’m glad I had the opportunity to share more about it today. It’s really an amazing concept that this is the quality of life God has given to us. Thanks for stopping by!

These three definitions of life have transformed the Scriptures that you have listed. And I will be mindful to think deeper on all the aspects of *life* that we are given by God.

GOD BLESS!

Thanks, Elizabeth. I probably spent way too many hours looking up Greek stuff for this one post. 😉 But it was such fun; I enjoy studying word origins as well. It’s always so enlightening to me. Zoe has been my favorite Greek words for years because of its rich meaning.

Greek has fascinated me for years too, Shannon. I didn’t know about Sparkling Gems, but now that you’ve informed me, I just downloaded the Kindle sample to check it out. Thanks! 🙂