Definition: The word "agings" in Hebrew has no definite meaning in this context, as it appears to be a singular noun or phrase that may have been used but without much context. However, given the Jewish belief that Abraham believed God's promise to make Isaac his heir in a different realm, this might suggest it was originally part of a larger narrative or metaphorical concept. Here is a possible explanation: 1. "Agings" could be interpreted as referring to something related to a life or work where one works under a leadership position, and therefore the relationship between the leader and the worker may be like God's promise to make Isaac his heir in a different realm. 2. It can also refer to something more abstract, possibly describing an experience or state of mind that has deep significance for Abraham in relation to his future. In this sense, "agings" could reflect an era or condition where God would have made promises but were not fulfilled. Without further context or specific details about the narrative, it's difficult to give a precise meaning or interpretation of the word "agings".

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