Definition: "Agama" in the Hebrew Bible translates to "the God." In this context, "Agama" refers to the concept of God's existence, which encompasses all things that are seen as part of Him or belong to Him. The term "Agama" is derived from the Greek word "agamas," meaning "Godhead" or "Godhead's." It involves understanding and believing in God as the supreme creator and sustainer of the universe. The concept of Agama helps individuals understand their own identity, sense of belonging, and purpose in life. The specific definition of "Agama" in this context might vary depending on the Jewish tradition and religious texts used, but generally it refers to a belief that all things are interconnected with God, including individual actions, thoughts, emotions, and the cosmos.
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