Definition: Appositions are phrases in Greek, Hebrew, and Aramaic that connect two or more independent clauses to form a sentence, often indicating an action or state of being. Examples include "And they shall eat," which means "He will eat" or "He will be eating." The word is used in several contexts within the Bible, including the Creation narrative, when God says he "made" the heavens and earth according to his will.
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what should be said.