The Mask and the Metamorphosis
When we read the word “repentance,” we think of guilt or behavior changes. But the original Greek text uses a word that explodes past those limits: Metanoia.
When we read the word “repentance,” we think of guilt or behavior changes. But the original Greek text uses a word that explodes past those limits: Metanoia.
When you read the opening of the Gospel of John—“In the beginning was the Word”—what comes to mind? Most picture text on a page or a spoken message.
Do we recognize the true value of understanding? Do we even know what it is?