Definition: The word "Ahisar" appears in several verses from the Hebrew Bible (KJV) and is a phrase used for expressing regret or dissatisfaction with something, usually referring to a previous decision. 1. In 2 Samuel 3:4, Ahisar says, "I was filled with fear and resentment when I heard that you would not accept my plea." 2. In Proverbs 19:26-27, Ahisar says, "He who is angry at his enemies has a bitter heart." 3. In Psalms 54:10, Ahisar writes, "I shall be grateful to him who made me think of my sins and did not forget me." 4. In Proverbs 27:28, Ahisar says, "His compassion is as the dew on the olive branch, and his zeal for justice like the dew that falls from the sun." The specific meaning of "Ahisar" can vary depending on the context in which it is used. The phrase seems to refer to someone who is angry or upset by something he has done.

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