Definition: The word "admissory" in the King James Version (KJV) refers to a condition or state that exists but which one might have been desired, needed, required, or desirable, even though it was not actually present. It's like saying, "I'm not 100% sure, but I think it might be okay because it fits well in some circumstances." For example: - The church is an admissory body of believers. - To gain admittance into a certain position or level, one may need to prove one has done something, been through something, or become qualified. In this context, "admissory" might mean that someone or something was not present but still exists due to the nature of their purpose or role in the world. It's like saying you are able to perform certain tasks without needing your physical body or tools, just by thinking about it or having your mind prepared.

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