Definition: In the Bible, 'antherine' is a term referring to a second or an additional person, a witness, or a subject (15:29-30). It's often used figuratively as a signpost indicating that there might be another person involved in a situation. The word can also be used metaphorically to describe someone who appears more than once, emphasizing uniqueness or depth of involvement. For example, in the story of King David (1 Samuel 24:1-10), it's implied that even though Saul was the king, Yehuda and Ahinoam were present at the meeting with Saul. The word 'antherine' conveys significance without naming specific figures but suggests there might be an additional or second party who played a pivotal role in the event (29-30).
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