Match each term from the material with the meaning assigned to it.

### The pairs | Item | Matches | Why | |---|---|---| | Zoe | God-kind of life | The author uses *zoe* for eternal life as God's nature imparted to the believer. | | Psuche | Natural or human life | The material distinguishes this word from the divine life it calls *zoe*. | | Bios | Manner of life | The text associates *bios* with the way a person lives. | | Anastrophe | Confused behavior | The material gives this as a term for behavior. | ### Terms - **Zoe, psuche, bios, anastrophe**: Greek terms that the material distinguishes in its discussion of words translated as life or related to conduct. ### Remember The book's central contrast is *zoe*, God's life, versus ordinary human life and behavior.