Definition: The word 'AddedVtag_07' refers to a verse in Matthew 4:9-13 that emphasizes the importance of praying for unity and peace among believers. The term 'added' adds emphasis on the divine gift of God's Spirit, which is to empower believers with spiritual power to pray more effectively and work towards a shared vision. This verse stresses the need for unity within the body of Christ and encourages all Christians to pray in unity, ensuring that they are working together as one.

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Definition: Advt is a word from the English language that has two different meanings: 1. Adverbial clause: It is used to indicate that an action, state of affairs, etc., occurs in a particular manner or at a specific time. Example usage: "I will take advt for the rest of my career." (I will take advantage of this opportunity) 2. Adjective: It indicates the nature of the noun it modifies, i.e. if the adjective is "large," then the noun being referred to is also large. Example usage: "He has a big house" and "The bird is big." (This type of adverbial clause often appears with an object rather than modifying the noun) So in summary, Advt is a word that can be used as a verb or an adjective.

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Definition: AdvT: Verb or preposition meaning "at" It is an adjective used to indicate a place, time or frequency in which something happens. For example: - She's been working at her desk for AdvT 2 hours this morning. - The exam will be held at AdvT noon on Saturday.

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Definition: The word "advert" in the Hebrew Bible (KJV) refers to a small advertisement or announcement placed by an individual for sale, trade, or any other business purpose. In the KJV, this term appears seven times: 1. Adv. [מִקְדָּשׁ] (p. 247): "And ye shall have a day to advertise." 2. Advt [מִכַּ֫רֵּת] (p. 316): "Therefore let this day be the day of your advertisement." 3. Advt [מִכְדָּשׁ] [מִבֶּ֥דֵֽי] [וַאֲוֹת] (p. 412): "Therefore let this day be the day of your advertisement." 4. Advt [מִכְדָּשׁ] [וַאֲוֹת] (p. 565): "Thus ye shall have a day to advertise." 5. Advt [מִקְדָּשׁ] [מִבֶּ֥דֵֽי] (p. 702): "Therefore let this day be the day of your advertisement." 6. Advt [מִכַּ֫רֵֽה] [וַאֲוֹת] (p. 1345): "Therefore let this day be the day of your advertisement." 7. Advt [מִכְדָּשׁ] [וַאֲוֹת] (p. 1682): "Therefore let this day be the day of your advertisement." This usage is similar to using the verb "advertise" in English, meaning to announce or advertise something for sale or other business purposes. The context suggests a public or official announcement by an individual selling or advertising goods.

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Definition: The term "Advent," from Old English, means "to approach" or "coming near." In Christian context, Advent refers to a period of preparation, celebration, and anticipation for the birth of Jesus Christ by the faithful during Holy Week (April 14-23), culminating in his visit to the Temple on Good Friday. This season typically lasts from January through March. ### Definition: -

Advent

: A time of preparation or coming near. - "coming near" - a period before the celebration of Jesus' birth. The word "Advent" is one of the Old English words used in Old Norse, which was an East Germanic language spoken by Germanic tribes. It has been used in various forms throughout history to describe various phases of life or events, as well as for religious and philosophical concepts.

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Definition: "Devotion, Trustworthiness, Trustless."

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