"from below" is the alternative to "from above"--physical birth on
earth. Your last sentence is from outer space.
iz
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And where is this "born from below" in the text, or does this matter
to you?
The "birth from above" or "new birth" brings the manifestation
of Christ into our lives. And what does this manifestation
accomplish -- it reveals that God has been our partner all
along !! (John 3:21).
JD
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Footnotes in the New King James and NASV show born "from above" to be a viable translation and my Brown/Comfort Greek interlinear English translation actually uses "born from above" rather than "born again."JD==========================================================================
Terry wrote: Born again is
correct.
Izzy
responds: If you were born "from below" the first time, and "born from
above" the second time, wasn't the second time born
"again"?
