Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Dec 30, 2000 08:47
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Greek term
Sherry DuBois
Xaire, hoti Iesous met'hemon eis tous aionous ton aionon.
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It is used in a greeting from a friend studying Biblical Greek in college...it was transliterated by him.
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| 0 | Rejoice, because Jesus is with us unto the ages of ages. |
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Rejoice, because Jesus is with us unto the ages of ages.
Xaire (khaire) is a greeting (hail!), but literally means "rejoice".
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