Definition: The word "aeonian" appears in the New Testament only one time, in the passage that begins with "and they departed." It refers to something that is not a part or component of something else, but instead comes from it. In this verse, "aeonian" refers to a thing that came out of an unspecified source. The word's exact meaning cannot be determined without context since this specific usage seems to have been used for the first time in the passage. However, the Greek term suggests it was likely related to something else and could not be fully identified or explained within the verse itself.
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