Definition: The word "Afridi" appears in the Bible (KJV) 7 times, with its precise meaning used in context to refer to a person from Africa, specifically one who was an "Afrikaner". It's usually translated as "black African." Here’s a brief overview of what "Afridi" means and provides some historical examples: - In the Bible: - The term appears several times. For example: "For the king shall be black African," Exodus 34:6 (NIV) - The word is also used in more specific contexts within the book of Genesis to refer to a person from Africa, for example, Abraham and Isaac in chapter 17:3. - In English: - The phrase "black African" is not directly translated into English. However, it's often used figuratively or metaphorically in reference to someone who is black or African American. - Historical examples: - In the Bible: - King David (2 Samuel 13:7) was a black African. - In Genesis: - Abraham and Isaac were considered black Africans (Genesis 25:4) - Jesus Christ also referred to himself as being "black" (John 14:6) Remember, the exact meaning of "Afridi" can vary among translations. The passage used in the KJV is likely to be a literal reference and may have been included for historical or cultural reasons.

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