Definition: "KaranaK" literally translates to "The One Who Is Suffering" in Sanskrit. It's used as a term of endearment for someone who is experiencing difficult times, often in a friendly manner, suggesting comfort or support. In terms of its meaning within the Bible, it was commonly used in the Old Testament (Scripture) to express the idea of God taking upon humanity, thus making him fully human. It's also mentioned in several passages of scripture where God speaks through His Son, Jesus Christ, who is said to be "one who is suffering" because He bore our sins, which includes suffering. In its broader context, it's often used as a metaphor for spiritual growth and development, emphasizing that even in difficult circumstances, we can achieve great things, like Jesus, who overcame the challenges of life and became one with God.
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