👉 The word 'cyclus,' which appears in a number of different texts, appears to mean "a cycle" or "a regular sequence." It is commonly used in Bible translations (like the King James Version), as it is often used to refer to the pattern in a set of events or times. For example: - In 2 Peter 1:4, John's excommunication and persecution are described in relation to this cycle. - Similarly, in Psalms 91:7, God’s promises about His judgments on Israel are described as "a cyclical process." So while it may not have a precise definition in the literal sense, 'cyclus' is typically used metaphorically to describe an ongoing pattern or cycle.
