Definition: In the KJV, "Affirmant" is an adjective used to describe a person who has or will affirmatively act as if they do something positive or well, just like a promise that you'll do something good for them. The precise meaning of this word can vary widely across different Christian denominations. In the context of Christianity, "affirmant" is often associated with promises made by Christians and their followers to others. Here are some commonly used examples: -

Judaism

: Jabez was a man who affirms God's promise to him as an ambassador from his homeland to make peace between Judah and Israel. -

Christianity

: John 20:31 describes Jesus as "a man of sorrows, but now has overcome the world." -

Jewish law

: In Jewish law, a person who affirms God's covenant with another person is considered an interpreter or "affirmant" for that person. So in summary, while it may be used in contexts that involve promises or actions, the word "affirmant" in this context generally refers to someone who makes a promise as if it were true. It could also be applied more broadly to affirming things or doing something well, just like Jesus affirmed God's promise and made peace with his people. If you're asking for an explanation of a particular phrase or verb, I'd recommend using the appropriate word in context within your understanding of the Bible passage.

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