Definition: The word "advocacies" in the King James Version (KJV) refers to legal arguments, particularly those that are based on law or the principles of a religion, politics, or ethical theory. In biblical context, this term typically denotes positions or points of view within certain religious groups advocating for specific actions or beliefs. It might include teachings from religious texts or the statements made by religious leaders in their speeches and writings. Examples of advocates in the Bible could be Jesus Christ and his followers, who often use legal arguments to justify their moral and ethical teachings. The term is also used to describe those who advocate against or challenge specific laws, rules, or policies set forth within a community's religious structure. The word "advocacies" has its roots in the ancient Hebrew language of Yehudit, which translated into English as "arguments". It was later expanded and developed through Jewish literary tradition to include legal arguments and philosophical perspectives that were used to argue for certain social, ethical, or political positions.

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