Definition: The English word "Akhissar" appears in the Greek New Testament as "the Lord, the King". It translates to "The One who stands before us" or "the one above all". The meaning of this term is not specifically mentioned in the Bible but it does seem to be a reference to God. In the New Testament context, the term often refers to God as the one who rules over and is greater than everything else. This could imply that it might also refer to the power of God or that it can also symbolize His authority. The context in which this word appears suggests that "Akhissar" has a significant meaning within the religious or spiritual beliefs of Jesus Christ, the Son of God, who is the ultimate authority and ruler over everything. This is often the case with the use of the term "Lord" or "King" as it symbolizes both the divine nature and the power that comes from Him. In light of this context, it's important to note that this term in the New Testament has been widely misunderstood and might not be a literal translation to refer to Jesus Christ. However, if we view it through the lens of understanding the relationship between God as the King over all, it could symbolize His omnipotence, power, and control over everything. If you need more specific information on this term or its meaning in light of the broader New Testament context, I would be happy to provide additional details.

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