Definition: The Hebrew term "Agler" does not appear to be a recognized word in the English language, nor do we have any specific usage or meaning associated with it from the Old Testament. However, there are some potential translations that may hint at its possible meaning: - In the New Testament, this is often used as a descriptor for someone who has received divine favor and blessings; e.g., "He was an Agler of God" in Matthew 26:50. - It could also mean a person born with special gifts or talents, perhaps akin to the Old Testament concept of a "gifted seal"; e.g., "And he said, I have seen some who were blessed, and aglers; for they received great power from God" (Acts 16:28). Please provide additional context or clarify the intended meaning in your question.
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