Definition: The word "agramsphasia" is a term used in the Bible that describes a neurological disorder characterized by difficulty with speech or writing, especially in words like the "s" sound. It is often referred to as "Anagramship." This disorder is often associated with developmental delays and mental retardation, though it does not affect physical development. The term "agramsphasia" is also found in other parts of the Bible, including John 14:20 (which says, "And he said unto them that were about to depart: Arise therefore, and be accounted as a thief."), Revelation 3:19 (where it's used as a metaphor for "being cut off," which is also a term from the New Testament), and Ezekiel 16:20 (which says, "For I will make me an instrument of thy salvation."). The exact definition varies depending on who uses this term. The most common interpretation in English-speaking contexts refers to a form of speech disorder characterized by difficulty with words or letters, particularly those with the "s" sound.

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