Definition: In the Greek New Testament, "admissibility" refers to someone's ability or capability to do something or be involved in a particular situation. It often describes situations where one person can assist another or participate in certain activities. 1. Admissible: This term is used by God to describe an individual who can benefit from divine favor and assistance. 2. Eligible: When an individual meets the criteria required for an admissible person, they are considered suitable and eligible for a specific task. 3. Admissibility: Admissibility refers to someone's ability or capability to do something or be involved in a particular situation. The Bible uses this term with reference to God's provision of resources for those who were "admissible" when He created the world, including the creation of man (Gen 1:26). Admissibility can also apply to other aspects of life and circumstances where someone is capable or suitable to participate in a given situation.

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