Definition: The word "adrift" in the Hebrew Bible (KJV) translates to "a wandering or moving person." It signifies someone who moves, whether due to a natural force such as a storm or an earthquake, or by some external cause. In this context, it is used figuratively to describe a person's state of being separated from their home, family, and possessions. This can be seen in the Old Testament when God told Abraham (who was adrift) that his descendants would be scattered among nations, as he did not want them all to return to his land. The term is often used metaphorically or figuratively in the Bible for a person who has been separated from their family or possessions and can find themselves wandering or without stability.
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