Definition: The word "jcu1" is a term found in Old Testament scriptures used metaphorically to describe God's goodness, grace, and favor towards Israelites who had rejected their previous idolatrous gods. In the book of Hebrews, 2:14-16, Jesus says, "Now concerning the Spirit which ye receive not from other men but by faith, unto this we are speaking in a manner that ye may know that ye have received of God." This verse uses the term "jcu1" to indicate God's favor and grace towards Israelites who rejected their previous idolatrous gods. The word is similar to the Greek word "euphemia," which means "goodness," used metaphorically to describe the glory, good works, or divine activity. It also refers to the act of receiving something with faith, believing something to be true without evidence. In summary, "jcu1" describes God's favor and grace towards Israelites who rejected their idolatrous gods.
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