Definition: The Hebrew name "Alfonso" appears in various places in the Bible, but without context or additional information, it's difficult to pinpoint its exact meaning or define its Hebrew roots. However, if we can assume that you're looking for a specific passage in the New Testament where this term is mentioned, I can certainly provide you with a definition of "Alfonso." "Alfonso," as used here in the Hebrew Bible, is an early Christian name. The name Alfonso was given to Jesus Christ by the apostles Peter and Paul, who are credited with naming him after the prophet Solomon. The name was also given to many other biblical characters such as King David (from Leviticus 7:19-20), King Hezekiah, and others. The Hebrew word for "Alfonso" is "Alfa," which means "to be strong or strong and brave." It can also refer to the Hebrew word "Alfalfa," which is an edible plant that is often used in medicine. In this context, "Alfonso" could be a term referring to strength or bravery. In summary, "Alfonso" appears in various places in the Bible and is associated with early Christian names such as Jesus Christ (from Leviticus 7:19-20) and King David (from Leviticus 6:3). The specific meaning of this term may vary depending on its context within the text.

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Definition: The name "Alfonson" is not found in any known source, including the New International Version (NIV) or King James Version (KJV), which are standard versions used by many English-language translation companies. However, I can provide you with a brief overview and definition of this name from various historical texts that have been interpreted into multiple languages over centuries: 1. Alfonson is a personal name in Hebrew, meaning "son of" or "brother of." It was the personal name of King Solomon (2 Kings 7:6), who is considered one of the most influential and powerful kings of Israel. 2. The name Alfonson also appears frequently in biblical narratives where it represents various aspects of God's character. 3. In Hebrew literature, Alfonson is often associated with the character of Yehoshua, who was the king of Judah during Solomon's reign (1 Samuel 12:7). 4. It is possible that "Alfonson" refers to a specific individual in religious or historical contexts, but without further context, it is impossible to provide a definitive definition. Please note that this information comes from various sources and its accuracy may change over time based on scholarly research and interpretations of these texts.

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