Definition: "Cheesework," a term in Biblical Hebrew, is used for performing miracles or acts of service that are not intended to be performed as a profession (Leviticus 19:10). It describes "the work done with the aid of others without compensation." In Old Testament times, this practice was often associated with the Jews' reliance on their fellow Israelites for help. The term was used in various ways to refer to miracles that were not intended for public celebration.
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