Definition: The term "aggregation" in biblical Hebrew literature refers to a group or collection, often referring to the total number or value of something. It's a figurative description of a large number of things that are grouped together. In the Bible, "aggregations" are described as being 'innumerable' and 'divine'. It implies that these entities have immense significance, even beyond their individual existence in the world. The Hebrew word "aggregation" (מִצְוָה) originally means "to unite together," which in this context refers to a group or collection of things. So for instance, the word "Aggadah" is used in Genesis 12:5, meaning "the gathering of all of you." In Ezekiel 34:6, it's used to refer to a large number of people coming together as a community. The biblical concept of "aggregations" is a way of describing the vastness and diversity within God's creation. It suggests that even the smallest components are integral parts of an overall system or design.

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