Definition: "Argyric" refers to a term in the Old Testament, used to describe the spiritual and moral life that God had for Israelites under King Saul's leadership. This term was derived from the Hebrew name "Argyris," which means "mighty man" or "strong man." The phrase "argyric" is often translated as "mighty" in English, suggesting a strong, powerful character.
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