Definition: The English word "pair" comes from Old French, meaning two or more things put together. It has numerous meanings in the Bible as well. Definition: In the New Testament, "pair" refers to a couple who are married; specifically, a man and woman who have been married for many years. In the Hebrew Bible, it is used to mean a group of people who work together or engage in an activity with each other. For example, the book of Genesis describes the relationship between Abraham and Isaac: Genesis 25:10-14 "Abraham was old but Abraham's wife had not yet given birth; she was not yet able to bear children as Sarah would be for a son." The Old Testament uses "pair" to refer to two or more people who are related, such as cousins. In the New Testament, "pairs" can also be used in reference to groups of people gathered together, such as soldiers serving together. These definitions reflect the societal and cultural norms of ancient times when marriage was considered a crucial element of social stability and family life.
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