Definition: In the Bible, the term "._LICENSE" refers to the legal document that allows a group or individual to use or sell a Christian message. It's often used in connection with religious services or events. The meaning could be: 1) A contract granting permission for someone else to use or sell a message; 2) An agreement binding a person, business, or organization to provide goods or services for a specific purpose; 3) A statement indicating agreement between two parties regarding the terms of cooperation; or 4) The term used in Jewish law to denote a covenant under which one party agrees to perform a certain task.

._LICENSE

Definition: Common Configuration filename

Configuration file for the application

Definition: Common directory name

C:/03licenses/

Definition: The word "license" is a noun, meaning permission or right to use something, in this case, to use a software program. It's a term from the Bible that refers specifically to a license granted by God to Moses for the people of Israel when they were first instructed in the Torah (the Torah was given one hundred and twenty-six books, with thirty-two laws). The word "license" comes from the Greek word "lis," which means permission or right.

LICENSE.LIC

Definition: "License.txt" is a file created by Microsoft to grant third-party software access to user files. It's essential for developers to understand how these permissions are enforced within an application.

LICENSE.TXT

Definition: The word 'LICENSE' is a legal document that specifies specific terms between parties. It typically describes permissions, conditions, or obligations related to the use of software, such as programming codes, in various applications or environments. The word 'php' stands for Hypertext Preprocessor (PHP), which is a server-side scripting language primarily used for web development and server-side application programming. The term "LICENSE.php" is often used to specify permissions for PHP code included in a website or application. In legal terms, the phrase "LICENSE.php" translates to permission granted by a software license agreement. It's similar to a contract specifying the terms under which a party is granted the rights of use of software.

LICENSE.php

Definition: The word "LICENSE" in context means permission to use someone's work or product, often with modifications for certain purposes. The term comes from a Latin phrase meaning "license." Specifically, the file LICENSE.txt is used by software developers to authorize others to use their software, often modifying its functionality or adding new features based on their needs.

LICENSE.txt

Definition: In the Bible, it was a document explaining permission to do something. It's like a legal agreement that says you can't do something without someone else agreeing. But only God has that kind of power over us!

LICENSES.php

Definition: The word "license" in the Bible refers to an agreement between God and sinners (Israelites) regarding their acceptance or rejection of God’s will for them, known as a covenant. The term also signifies a privilege that believers have to be part of God's plan, especially in matters concerning salvation.

License

Definition: The word "all-licensed" in the Bible has a multitude of meanings, but one of its key uses is to refer to those who have been given authority or privilege by God. In the Old Testament, it refers to the people of Israel (specifically, Aaron and his sons) who were granted authority over their livestock. This "all-licensed" status was considered essential for the religious commandments they had received from Moses. The use of "all-licensed" in the New Testament is more nuanced as it typically refers to the church (the body of believers) rather than individual individuals like Aaron and his sons. In this context, the word suggests that all Christians are authorized by God to receive certain spiritual gifts such as prophetic or speaking powers. The phrase also implies a collective authority, not just specific individuals. The New Testament uses "all-licensed" in a more general sense, referring to the church's community and leadership rather than individual members of the body.

all-licensed