Definition: The Hebrew phrase "afoms" in the Bible is translated as "failing." It means to miss a deadline, especially if it's important and urgent. The term comes from the Hebrew verb "afom," which means "to run away or flee." In context, the phrase suggests failure due to a lack of initiative, determination, or foresight on part of someone responsible for an event. For example, if you were given the task of planting trees in your backyard, and you're unable to do it even after planning and considering all the necessary factors (like soil quality, climate, etc.), that's a failure because there was no plan or effort put into putting the trees into place. So, in summary: "afoms" is an action of failing, with its exact meaning reflecting a lack of initiative or foresight.
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