Definition: The word "ssesco" appears in various scriptures, including the Gospels of Mark and Luke as used during Jesus' earthly ministry, as well as elsewhere in the Bible. In scripture, it's often used metaphorically to describe a person who is a follower or disciple of God, or someone who follows closely with one's faith. The specific meaning varies based on context and usage, but generally, "ssesco" refers to someone who adheres tightly to Jesus' teachings without questioning them, often due to their close relationship with him.

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Definition: The Hebrew verb "ses" has several meanings, such as to cause or give birth (s) in a child. The noun "son" can mean a person born, the result of conception, or the offspring from a marriage between two individuals. For example, in Genesis 2:16-21, Adam and Eve were created with a son through their transgression.

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