Definition: The word "AFT" appears in the Bible (Hebrew) as a verb meaning:
1. The Hebrew verb for "to fall" or "to be left behind" is "ΧΦ²ΧΦ΄ΧΧ¨". It can be translated as "To fall back, to retire."
2. In the Old Testament, it was commonly used to describe the act of leaving one's home, land or place.
3. The Hebrew verb "ΧͺΦΆΧ€Φ·Χ" (tefa) is a noun meaning "to fall" (in this context).
4. In the New Testament, "AFT" often refers to an action that occurs after another action has occurred:
- It could be used as a conjunction in a sentence such as "You must AFT yourself before I can help."
- It can also mean to be left behind or detached from something.
5. In the New Testament, it may also refer to being separated from one's family and possessions, indicating an absence of dependency or dependence on someone else.
The word is a frequent verb in Hebrew literature, often used throughout ancient Israelite cultures for various actions or events related to familial ties, social order, and spiritual connections.
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