Definition: The word 'Adore,' in the Hebrew Bible, refers to the act of loving or admiring someone deeply, often as a way of expressing admiration for their qualities, accomplishments, or the presence of God's presence. It is a verb that typically conveys an intense and sincere emotional response from a person who has truly been touched by another person. The word 'Adore' can be translated as "to love" in English, which seems fitting given its context. It generally means to deeply adore or to feel deeply proud of someone's actions, qualities, or attributes. It implies an intense emotion that surpasses the ordinary and can lead to feelings of deep gratitude, admiration, and awe for someone. In this sense, 'Adore' is a verb that involves a profound affection towards someone, often through words of praise, admiration, or celebration.

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Definition: The English translation "Adoree" was a term found in the Bible, specifically in the book of Job. The meaning of this term is unclear in its original language or in any known Hebrew manuscripts. Job (Book 2:1-4) describes a man named Adoree who has an idolatrous wife called Eliphaz (Job 2:3). A group of scribes, led by the prophet Job himself, question what happens to the woman when she is told that her husband will be killed for not obeying their demands. They find out that the only way they can restore Adoree's soul is if Adoree obeys their commandments and refuses to worship Eliphaz. In this passage, it seems there are two distinct elements: the idolatrous wife, who is described as "Adoree," and her husband, who is called "Eliphaz." The word "Adoree" is most commonly translated with the Hebrew word "Himself," which means "my self" or "my soul." The Bible does not provide a clear definition for the term. It's important to note that Adoree being described as her own self may have been interpreted in various ways based on different historical and cultural contexts, as well as literary adaptations of the text. For this reason, it's challenging to say definitively what "Adoree" means without more context and a careful study of the Hebrew original.

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Definition: The term "Adoretus" does not appear in any Bible or Old Testament context, but it's possible that it may have a figurative meaning within a religious context, similar to how it might be used in spiritual or metaphorical expressions found in certain Jewish traditions. However, it is important to note that the English translation of this term has been changed over time, making the precise meaning unclear. The term "Adoretus" could possibly refer to something like a specific word or phrase used in religious texts, but without further context, it's challenging to provide an accurate definition. If you are looking for a specific word or phrase related to this concept, I would suggest checking with a Hebrew scholar who can interpret the meaning of the term.

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Definition: The term "adored" in the Bible likely refers to the affectionate, loving, or sympathetic feelings one has for someone who is a person of importance, fame, or status. In this context, the love that someone may have towards others could manifest in various ways: 1.

Feeling fondly

- This term describes strong emotional attachment and affection often shared with an individual. 2.

Admiration

- It signifies admiration for another person, especially in a positive way; it's a sense of pride or approval. 3.

Love and respect

- Adoring someone could be based on their abilities, qualities, or being perceived as valuable by the person they love. In verse 10:27 (NASB), God says, "I will love you and be with you always; I will never leave you nor forsake you." This is a detailed explanation of how God loves someone deeply and does not abandon them no matter what. The phrase "adored" refers to an intense emotional reaction or feeling that comes from the deep affection one feels for such a person. It's important to note that this verse is from the Old Testament, where "adored" was used in various ways including to indicate feelings of love and affection towards someone, rather than something more specific as used here. However, it's still possible there may be some context or historical interpretation behind this phrase based on its usage within that time period. The term "adored" has been adapted into a variety of meanings throughout history, from romantic love to respect and admiration for people in religious contexts like Christianity where it is used metaphorically.

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Definition: The Greek word for "adorer" is "kathisma," meaning to adore or worship someone deeply. It's a verb that means to love, venerate, or honor someone with deep devotion. Definition: KATHISMAS (KATHRAM) [G1] - [T5223] ADORER OF - VOTER OR FAVOURITIUM OF - HONOURING - TO LOVE - AND TO VOTE - TO VOW - TO PERFORM - THE LIES - OF - THE NAME - OF - THE PRIEST - OF - THE KING - OF - THE LORD. - "The Lord, who was in the beginning with God, is not of himself. But if he be come God, it is because of him that we all are made to live by faith." - "And therefore the same kind of man should also judge his own sins, and if he commit them, he may say: 'I have not sinned.' He who is wise shall call to him with a stern voice, saying, 'Beware of these. For the son of perdition has come to pass.' - "And we all as well as angels that are in heaven were made for righteousness and truth, so as to serve God." - "But if our Father be glorified in the Son, may he also glory in us."

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Definition: The English translation for "adorers" in the King James Version (KJV) is not a proper noun but rather an unusual form, suggesting that it might be derived from a Greek or Hebrew term. According to various translations, the phrase "adorers" is either a derivative of the word "adore," meaning to show respect to someone or something, or it could be derived from the verb "ador," which means to worship. There are also some scholars who believe that this verse comes from the Old Testament, particularly the Book of Daniel where it occurs in 2:34:

KJV:

Adore thy God, O my beloved son!

ESV:

Adore thee, my son! (Verse 6)

NASB:

Adore Jehovah, our God.

NIV:

Adore thee, our God. The phrase "adorers" is often used in a figurative sense to describe someone who shows excessive respect or worship for another person or entity. It could also be a verb that means to worship or bow down to something deeply.

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Definition: The word "adorers" in Hebrew means "loving, adoring," or more specifically "to adore." It originally referred to a person who was fondly devoted, and it has come to be used figuratively to refer to someone deeply moved by another. A "adorer" is someone who exhibits a strong affection for an object or thing. This could involve admiring its appearance, texture, scent, color, or any other quality that the person finds attractive. The word "adoring," on the other hand, indicates a deep and prolonged emotional attachment to something.

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