The Greek Word
AIŌN—AIŌNIOS,
translated
Everlasting — Eternal,
in the
HOLY BIBLE,
shown to denote limited duration.
CHICAGO:
NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSALIST PUBLISHING HOUSE
1875
Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1875
BY J. W. HANSON,
In the office of the Librarian of Congress at Washington D. C.
N.T. SMITH Print. 286 Wabash Ave., CHICAGO
[Editor’s note (2026): For this specific work due to the extensiveness of J. W. Hanson’s writings we have elected to keep his Erasmian transliterations as is. We plan to also include the same book, but with full update of the Greek transliterations to Neo-Hellenic Koine. For further study on Erasmian vs Neo Hellenic Koine pronunciation, see our article titled Erasmus Never Used Erasmian Greek for further explanation. As reference, the two key Greek words αἰών and αἰώνιος are transliterated as — Erasmian: aion/aionios; Neo-Hellenic Koine: eón/eónios.]