Definition: Apoyao is a term in the Philippines that means "love" or "gratitude." It's often used to express appreciation for someone, especially something nice they've done or shared with you. The word can also mean affectionate love, especially when it comes from a loved one. In the Bible, it has various meanings: - Apoyao in the New Testament refers to the Old Testament concept of thanksgiving. It involves expressing gratitude for blessings received. - In the Septuagint, "Apayao" is translated as "thankfulness." - In the Epistle to the Corinthians (1:2), Paul uses it to express his praise for God's grace and mercy. - Apoyao in other languages can also mean affectionate love, especially in Latin or French. It often refers to the emotional expression of appreciation and gratitude.
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