Definition: The word "aggrade" comes from the Greek word "agarthos," which means to merit, benefit, or receive something. It refers to a person who has improved their condition or performance by virtue or due to divine favor. In the New International Version (NIV), this is translated as "to attain favor or success." The NIV defines "aggrade" as one who gains favor, benefits, or rewards from God through righteousness or good works. For example: - In Matthew 7:24, Jesus says, "And you will see all these things happening in your world." - In Revelation 5:16, we find the words translated to "aggrade" as a person is favored by God and receives favors from him. The term "aggrade" has various uses throughout the Bible. It often implies that someone has gained something or done something well because of divine favor.
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