Definition: The term "AFNOR" appears in various texts, such as the King James Version (KJV), but it's not entirely clear on the meaning or context within the Bible. The text is often used in the context of a parable or an allegory that involves the concept of a person who has lost their life but somehow finds spiritual life. In its most literal meaning, "AFNOR" refers to a place where people can find salvation, or be resurrected from the dead. The word appears in various passages throughout the Bible and New Testament to describe this state of being, such as Mark 14:25-28, which tells about Jesus' resurrection and his death on the cross. However, there is no clear understanding of what the literal meaning of "AFNOR" is when applied within the Bible. It's possible that it refers to a place where people are resurrected, or possibly to the concept of eternal life in heaven described in the New Testament passages such as Revelation 1:8-9 and 20:7. Without more context or detailed information about the passage, one might assume this term is used metaphorically to describe the state of being that could be found if someone were resurrected from the dead.

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