Definition: The English word "Agnew" is a word used in biblical context that refers to a man who is in charge or in charge of something, especially during times of trouble or need. In the Bible, this word has several specific meanings: 1.

Man

: This term most often refers to a single male person in the Old Testament. The Hebrew name for "man" was "Yahweh," which means God (Hebrew), and it is also used as an alternative to "Israel" (the Jewish nation). 2.

Master of the Man

- In Genesis 47:34, Adam says to his wife, "I will have a son whom you shall name Agnew." This implies that someone has been given the authority or charge by their husband to handle something important or significant. 3.

Servant

: The verb "servant" is used in Hebrew as a personal title for a male servant, and it frequently refers to someone under the authority of another person (e.g., Abraham's servant) who is responsible for his life. 4.

Agent

: This term also appears in the New Testament, where it is often associated with being an agent or helper. In John 16:13, Jesus says "He that hath a will hath a voice." This implies that some people are able to speak, either as adults (sons) or children (children). 5.

God's Voice

: The term "voice" in the Hebrew Bible refers to someone who is commanding or having an authoritative directive from God. For example, Isaiah 43:13-14 says, "For the voice of the LORD is their wisdom and his word is their understanding." So, "Agnew" means a man with authority to oversee a situation or matter, especially during times of need. It can also refer to someone who serves as an agent for another person, such as Abraham's servant.

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