Definition: The Hebrew word "client" translates to "client" in English, referring to someone who has a relationship or connection with another person. In the Bible, this phrase appears several times to represent individuals who are not under direct control but rather have a personal relation to Christ or God. Specifically: - The first time it is used is in Job 1:7 where the speaker tells Job that he and his father had a "client" (i.e., a strong and close relationship) for which they were responsible. This reference to "the client" suggests they have a bond with their family members or friends. - Another example occurs in Hosea 5:4 where Hosea mentions the God of Israel as being "the client" among his people, likely referring to a covenant relationship or faithfulness to him. In summary, "clientc" refers to individuals who are not under direct control but have a personal bond with Christ or God.
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