Definition: The term "afterpast" in the KJV (KJV) does not appear to be a known Hebrew or Aramaic term, as it doesn't fit into any traditional Hebrew or Aramaic verb forms. It could potentially refer to a phrase meaning after God, but it is not specifically mentioned in the Bible. The precise definition of "afterpast" would depend on the context and its usage within the specific verses that you are referring to. For example: - In Genesis 2:28, it seems that "afterpast" means an older person who is still alive after death, which could be a metaphor for God's grace or mercy in the life of the deceased. - In Job 30:16, "Afterpast" may refer to someone who has not yet died and therefore lives on. The word "afterpast" is most likely used figuratively or metaphorically within the biblical text. If it's used in a literal sense, then it would mean an older person who is still alive after death but perhaps isn't known for its age. If you are interested in more detailed information about this term and how it might be interpreted in the Bible, please provide additional context or any specific verses that you're referring to.

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