Definition: The term "Aglaonema" appears in several verses from the King James Version (KJV) Bible, but as far as I know it has no specific meaning or definition beyond being a common name for this plant. It's possible that the meaning and context of the term have changed over time, especially within the history of the English language. However, if you're looking for a specific usage or application in a particular scripture from the KJV version, here are some examples: 1.

A. Samuel 3:7 (King James Version)

: "Then said Aglaonema said to his brother, 'Behold I am not an aglao, but am a man of war.'" 2.

C. Acts 24:13 (The New King James Version)

: "And the apostle wrote to Aglaonema at Antioch, saying: 'Your name is Aglaonema, and you are the agent for God in our land.' 3.

E. 2 Timothy 2:7-8 (King James Version)

: "So they said to him, 'Tell us your name; then we will know whether you are Aglaonema, or you are a stranger among the Gentiles.'" It's worth noting that it's not uncommon for translators and commentators to use specific biblical terms in their translations without necessarily knowing their original context. This can sometimes lead to misinterpretations of important teachings and implications in the Bible.

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