Definition: Common directory name

C:/26caliber75/

Definition: The Hebrew word "alibera" in Greek has a multitude of meanings, but one commonly used term that refers to the act of taking or receiving something as if it were given, or more specifically, when an individual is taking part in receiving gifts, donations or other benefits from someone else. In the New Testament, this word appears several times, such as: (1) "What was not received by us but you?" (Matthew 25:35), which likely refers to Jesus' message of giving to others as a way of showing love and generosity. In John 8:34, it describes the giving of alibera, where someone gives away their possessions to another. The word also appears in other New Testament verses such as: (1) "For I know that with men this kind of action is impossible, but only by God's grace" (Romans 9:3). This verse implies that alibera cannot be performed between two individuals unless it can be done through the power and will of God. The exact definition varies in different contexts. In some instances, a "given," as in an act of giving or receiving something without any expectation of return, is mentioned; however, this usage seems more common among literary works like those found in ancient texts such as the Hebrew Bible.

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