The problem with this limited definition is that it leaves out all that Paul meant by the word remembrance. In the original New Testament Greek, the word is anamnesis. In ordinary Greek, it could mean just memory or remembrance, but in the New Testament it meant more. In the Greek philosophy with which Paul was acquainted, anamnesis meant the transferring of heavenly realities to this physical world. The Greek philosopher Plato used the word in this way. Then, too, as a Pharisee, Paul was deeply