The Crown of Life: Eternal Reward for Faithful Endurance
Introduction In ancient times, crowns symbolized far more than royal authority. In the Greco-Roman world familiar to the New Testament writers, crowns (stephanos in Greek) were awarded as symbols of victory, honor, and celebration. Athletes received laurel wreaths for winning competitions. Citizens were crowned for acts of civic virtue. Guests at banquets wore floral crowns…
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