Definition: The term "after discharge" in the Hebrew Bible refers to a person who has been forgiven by God, or released from punishment for their sins. This act of forgiveness and redemption was believed to have occurred during a period of time after an individual had received eternal life through faith in Jesus Christ. The precise meaning of this word is difficult to translate without a full understanding of the context, as it is often used figuratively throughout scripture. In the OT (Old Testament) literature, this concept of forgiveness is depicted in various scenes where the character receives a new relationship with God and experience personal transformation. After their sins have been forgiven by God, they are set free from the curse and can begin to pursue spiritual growth. The phrase "after discharge" has a rich cultural and historical context, referring to the passage of time after being released or freed from sin in the past, as in a person's return to God’s presence or in an event where they have been granted their freedom.

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