Definition: The English word "aedilities" appears in the New Testament when Jesus gave His first sermon to his disciples. It refers to spiritual power or supernatural abilities that are not natural but instead are granted by God through the Holy Spirit. In the context of this verse, it could be interpreted as a metaphor for certain kinds of spiritual gifts or abilities that are not bestowed by human effort alone, like those which come from God's grace or the indwelling spirit. These abilities are considered special and unique to believers in Christ, who have received them through His Son Jesus Christ. The word "aedilities" is also often associated with "graces," which implies a divine gift or power that is bestowed upon those who receive it, such as healing, deliverance, or the ability to enter into God's presence and experience God's love in a special way.

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