Definition: The term "aggresses" in Greek can be translated as either "to come upon or approach" or "to strike" depending on context. In the original text, it appears to refer more to the first meaning. In the New Revised Standard Version (KJV), "aggresses" is translated as "approach," while in the King James Version (KJV), "aggresses" can also be translated as "strike." However, the context may vary. In some instances, it could refer more to physical contact or a confrontation. For example: - In Proverbs 29:13, it refers to someone who is "aggressing," which means challenging or attempting to harm others. - The New Revised Standard Version (NRSV) uses the phrase "to approach" and in some contexts, "approach" can also be used. Thus, in its original Greek text, both phrases convey an idea of approaching something with intent or action, but they can vary depending on context.
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