Definition: The English word "affectors" comes from a Hebrew root that means to make an impression or affect someone by giving them something that they find beneficial or advantageous. Here's a brief description: - In Old Testament times, the word was used in reference to people who had a great influence on someone else. It was often described as being a "great influence" or "an effect." For instance: - In Deuteronomy 26:1, Moses' words were said by the father of his wife and daughter-in-law to be an "affecting word." - Similarly, in Deuteronomy 48:20, God's word was a "great effect" on Israel's heart. - The root "affecters" comes from the name "Aphah," which means "to affect or have an influence." It suggests that it is someone who has an impact or influence over another person or group. In English usage, this concept can apply to situations where a person or group makes significant contributions to society through their actions.

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