Definition: In the Bible, "Archonship" refers to a person or power that was granted by God as punishment for sin. It is related to the concept of punishment in scripture. Specifically, it describes an individual who has been punished for a specific act of disobedience, such as failing to pay tribute to idols or refusing to perform sacred rituals. This punishment may include severe consequences, such as being cast into hell for ever. The word "archonships" is derived from the Hebrew term "achron," which translates to "whoever has been punished." It also refers to a person who has been granted power by God's mercy or grace, often due to a sin or wrongdoing committed before. In the New Testament, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints uses these terms to describe the punishment of those who have sinned and have not yet achieved salvation through faith in Jesus Christ as Savior.
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