STEWARD. 1  In the OT [OT Old Testament] a steward is a man who is âover a houseâ (Gn. 2  In the NT [NT New Testament] there are two words translated steward: 3  epitropos (Mt. 20:8; Gal. 4:2), i.e. one to whose care or honour one has been entrusted, a curator, a guardian; and.
GREEK MYTHOLOGY. Hermes, the messenger god on Mount Olympus, had a magic wand called a Caduceus, which was given to him by Apollo. The Caduceus is a rod or staff framed by two intertwined snakes; at the top of the staff are two wings. The Caduceus symbolizes the spinal column, the central conduit for the Psychic Force, or nerve energy, which animates all the organs and members of the body.
Ouroboros, Symbol of Infinity. The term ouroboros is derived from two words in ancient Greek language. The first word is âouraâ which means âthe tailâ while the second word being âborosâ which means âeatingâ. Combined, these two words give the meaning âhe /it that eats his/its tailâ or âtail eaterâ.A serpent eating its own tail has been depicted in different versions of the symbol throughout the history.There are a few interpretations of the meaning behind the ouroboros symbol. One of them suggests that the serpent in the symbol represents the cycle of life and death that the Universe maintains. serpent eating its own tail has been depicted in different versions of the symbol throughout the history. There are a few interpretations of the meaning behind the ouroboros symbol. One of them suggests that the serpent in the symbol represents the cycle of life and death that the Universe maintains.