Definition: The word "agriculture" in the KJV (KJV) Bible refers to farming, livestock, and other agricultural production. In verse 2:13, the LORD commanded Moses to go out and find a place where he could dwell, because many nations were coming together to worship him. He found a plain that was surrounded on three sides by rivers and on two sides by hills. This was the land that Moses had been told about and would later be blessed with. The word "agriculture" comes from the Hebrew word "a'g'ri-'lu-eth," which means to cultivate or to plant seeds, as in the Hebrew phrase "to grow a seed." It also refers to the act of farming crops for food production. In this context, it can be seen as encompassing both pastures and gardens, although it is not explicitly mentioned that these were the main agricultural practices under this command. The word is used figuratively in many verses to refer to various aspects of agriculture, including: - The land where the LORD had given Moses a mandate to go out and find a place. - The land where he later found the place to dwell, which was then described as "a plain." - The fields that were cleared after his initial encounter with the inhabitants. - The crops that the Lord allowed him to plant on this new land. The word's definition in the KJV Bible is thus: "Where the Lord had given Moses a mandate and he went out, for the work of God, to find a place where he might dwell; for the lands were called a plain."

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