Definition: The Hebrew word "aphizog" refers to a type of plant called "aqahot". It's also used metaphorically in Jewish tradition for individuals who are chosen from among others (2 Samuel 3:5). In Christianity, it is often associated with the Old Testament character Ahijah, who was one of David's counselors and helped him escape Babylon. The Hebrew word is also known for its use in poetry, where it serves as a metaphorical expression for the nature of God's favor or grace.
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