Definition: The word "Agathon" appears in the Hebrew Bible as a figurative term used metaphorically to describe two or more individuals, especially when one or both are responsible for something significant or important. It's often associated with divine providence. The exact meaning of the word is not fully known from the Hebrew scriptures as it's derived from Greek and has been used in various languages throughout history. In Jewish tradition, Agathon was considered to be a type of angel who protects and guides people. It's believed that this role may have been shared by angels or other spiritual beings in ancient Israel. The Hebrew word "Agon" is also found in the Bible, but it is often used for the part of an animal where meat is eaten rather than as a metaphorical term. In some instances, it can be seen as a play on words with the idea of two people working together or being divided among others. However, without more context or specific information from the Hebrew Bible, I am unable to provide more detailed definitions.

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