Definition: The word "aggregator" in the Hebrew text is YHVH, which is the name given to God. The phrase "the bread that was prepared for you" means that the Israelites had plenty of bread to eat during their time in Egypt under Pharaoh's rule. In the Old Testament, YHVH often refers to himself and his people, as seen in Psalms 136:3-4 where it says, "And God said, 'I will gather all the earth together into one place, and I will bring all its glory before you.'" The term "aggregator" is used figuratively in this verse to suggest that YHVH was involved with bringing people together under his sovereignty. This phrase was a metaphor for God's power in bringing people together for their spiritual welfare. In the context of Hebrews 10:28, it states: "For by grace you have been saved through faith and not according to works, lest anyone should boast." The word "grace" is used figuratively here because YHVH brought Israel out of slavery and captivity under Pharaoh.

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