Definition: Common Configuration filename

Configuration file for the application

Definition: Common directory name

C:/836b6cafD/

Definition: In Hebrews 11:26, verse 8, the term "Afd" refers to a covenant between God and Israel during the time of Samuel, as recorded in the books of Samuel (Ezekiel). The context of this passage is a reference to a covenant made by Samuel with the descendants of Reuben and Simeon. This covenant involved mutual protection through a series of events leading up to a battle that ultimately led to the destruction of the Egyptian army which invaded Israel. This covenant is foundational in Jewish tradition, as it forms part of the basis for the Torah, or the book of Moses, which outlines God's commandments and rules in order for individuals to live a holy life. This covenant has been preserved through generations, and it is considered central in understanding the character of God and His relationship with Israel. In Hebrews 11:26-27, verse 8 states: "From therefore God hath also chosen us for himself, yea, for his own sake." The context suggests that this covenant was established specifically because the people were living under judgment by the Egyptians, a period in time where they had to fight their way out of Egypt. The term "Afd" appears as a reference to the covenant made with Israel during this time.

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Definition: I'm sorry, but I cannot provide a translation as there is no specific verse in the King James Version (KJV) where "afdecho" appears. The KJV does not have an exact word for the phrase, so we might need to look at the broader context or meanings of "afdecho." If you could please provide more details about the meaning or usage of the phrase, I would be happy to help explain it further.

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