ἀΐδιος (Aidios): God’s Eternal Power and Divine Nature
Deep Dive into ἀΐδιοςAccording to the sources, the Greek adjective "aidios" translates primarily to "eternal," "everlasting," or "continual," and it derives from the adverb "aei," meaning "always". It fundamentally describes an unlimited duration of time, whether extending indefinitely both backward and forward, or solely forward.In classical and Hellenistic contexts, "aidios" frequently carried philosophical weight. Writers like Aristotle and Pseudo-Plato used it to describe entities that exist throughout all time, lacking any beginning or end, and being entirely uncreated and…
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