Definition: "Uoecna" translates to "Thy Will," referring to God's desire for mankind, not a human character or concept. Detailed definition: 1. Thy will - The word "uocne" means "to desire." It can also be translated as "my will," "yours' will," or "your will." 2. Desires - Desires are desires for God's purposes and the kingdom of heaven, often expressed through actions in response to God's commands. 3. Kingdom - The word "uocne" can refer to either the physical world or a spiritual realm. In the context of the Bible, it typically refers to the place where God reigns and governs, as well as His intentions for all people. 4. Kingdom of heaven - This concept is found in many passages of Scripture, including John 8:26-27 where Jesus says, "I am the kingdom of God." The kingdom of heaven is often described as being like a garden, with its roots deep and life-giving to help all those who walk through it. 5. Willingness - This word can be used metaphorically or literally in relation to desires expressed by one's will. It indicates that even though one might not fully understand God's intentions, they are willing for something or someone else to do so for the sake of doing good and pleasing Him.

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