Definition: The English word "Aguada" appears in various Old Testament biblical texts, primarily in the Hebrew Bible (Hebrew Scriptures) but also found in other Christian scriptures like the New Testament. 1.

Ecclesiastes 7:14

: "Then it came to pass as it is written by the prophet, A place of worship was built for me; and I said to myself, How beautiful my house is! And I went and looked at it." - Definition: In this verse, "Aguada" refers to a place designated for worship. It describes an exclusive holy space where God's presence is honored. 2.

Daniel 6:1

: "And the king said to those who were in the city, 'I have found such a place that was not made for men.'' - Definition: This passage indicates that Daniel knew of and recognized a sacred site or sanctuary located within the city walls that had been designated as a place reserved solely for God. 3.

Proverbs 20:14

: "The land is my abode, and all that I possess is my possession." - Definition: In this verse, "Aguada" refers to an earthly possession or home in which one lives and has lived freely. 4.

Matthew 7:20

: "And he that is greatest among you is the smallest; and he who is least among you is greater than he who is greatest." - Definition: This verse stresses the importance of being humble, acknowledging the inferior status of those around us, and seeing ourselves as less significant than we might otherwise seem. 5.

Deuteronomy 31:27

: "And I will take you away to a place that shall be a holy land; and you shall worship there; and your whole house shall praise the Lord." - Definition: The passage shows that, in God's holy sight, no place is more sacred than one who truly worships Him. 6.

Job 23:21

: "Let me go to the place of my abode, that I may be found there; and let my eyes behold a place not inhabited by men." - Definition: This verse refers to the concept of God's abode as being a sacred space where God dwells in His presence, free from worldly concerns. 7.

Hosea 6:9

: "There is no place for me beyond this day; it shall be my abode that I dwell." - Definition: This verse suggests that the state of sin and judgment will ultimately lead to one's death and destruction, which is a place or dwelling for God. Each passage above underscores the importance of being at peace with oneself and living in a place where one feels truly at home, even when others may not.

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