NEW in TIME — young, recent, the newer of two. Twenty-seven occurrences in the New Testament, mostly of people (the younger son, younger widows, young men) and of new wine in Matthew 9:17 and its parallels, where the point is that it is freshly made. ⚠ It is worth knowing chiefly for where it is ABSENT: Revelation never uses it, preferring kainos every time. See kainos. → first discussed at Rev 21:1