Definition: "AutoFX" refers to a phrase used in Hebrew literature that means "in the way," referring to something done by someone else or being done on their behalf. It also has multiple meanings depending on context, including "the way of the Lord" in Old Testament usage (like using it as a synonym for 'faith') and "the art of war" in the Middle Ages when it was used metaphorically to describe strategic maneuvers. In the Bible, it often describes things done by someone else. The phrase comes from the Hebrew word "afar," which means "away from home." This term is also related to the idea of a 'safe haven,' suggesting a place where one can rest or hide rather than in front of a burning building. For instance, in Matthew 4:15, Jesus says, "Ye have heard it told me, how I sought you; and my soul longed for thee; that is why I came to seek thee." This verse uses the term 'afar' metaphorically as an allusion to Jesus' journey to Jerusalem, which was a place he had to leave behind in order to fulfill his mission to bring salvation to the people of Israel.
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