Definition: Toumon, in the Old Testament, refers to a "vindictive" or "vengeful" action, specifically used by God to punish disobedient Israelites for their transgressions (Exod 24:13). It's often associated with anger and resentment rather than love. In the New Testament, it is sometimes translated as "hatred" or "unequaled hatred," emphasizing its powerfully destructive nature.
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