Definition: The term "Alfonzo" is a noun in Latin which means "son" or "one". It signifies the sonship or adoption of Jesus Christ, as described by Luke 1:28-30 in Matthew's Gospel. In Hebrews 1:3 it states that "the Lord raised up many people over us for salvation", and verse 9 indicates that those who were adopted (through baptism) into his family are called "Alfonzo". This term is used metaphorically to denote a special relationship where Jesus' life was an example of the true sacrifice, death, and resurrection of the Son. In other places in the Bible, it is common to describe people as being "Alfonso", "Son of God", or "Blessed" to refer to spiritual blessings that came from him.
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