Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Kids preferred

👉 The Bible doesn't have a word specifically referred to as "Kids Preferred," but "preferred" has multiple meanings in various contexts. In the Old Testament (Genesis 15:8-9), it's used to describe an event where God allows a child of a specific tribe or nation to serve as a priest. In the New Testament (Matthew 22:30-41), it describes a man who prefers serving the Lord over his own desires. In general, "kids" refers to children under the age of twelve (ages 7-12) in many cultures and religious traditions. The word can be used metaphorically to describe someone or something that is preferred for certain reasons (like a child's loyalty to their parents, their education, etc.). It's often used to convey respect, love, or admiration for someone who is young and obedient. For example: - "I'm so glad I have such a great kid in me!" - "He's my kid, and he knows his place!" In this context, "kids" can refer to the younger generation or the youth within an age group. It doesn't necessarily mean the same thing as "children," which is often used to describe anyone under 12 years of age. If you need more information about specific Hebrew terms or their meanings, it's best to consult a Bible scholar for precise definitions and usage examples.

Kids Preferred