Definition: In Hebrew, "affabilities" translates to "power or capacity." This term in the Old Testament refers specifically to a person's ability to possess power or authority over something. It can also refer to various other things like physical strength, knowledge, or skill. In the New Testament, it often means a man's capacity for doing something given his state of mind and circumstances. The word "affabilities" is used in several passages within the Bible to describe God's grace, wisdom, or power over us when we believe in Him. These are qualities that enable us to live lives that are pleasing to God and do not suffer from sin. For example, Paul the Apostle uses this term to express his understanding of grace: "Therefore, since Christ has suffered, our faith isζε°±δΊ" (Colossians 1:27) β indicating the extent of His power over us. Additionally, in Romans 8:34, Paul uses it to refer to God's grace and the ability of believers to experience spiritual gifts: "For I know that in me you who now are are just like men, and as it is written: 'Out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaks.'" The phrase "in me" here means that we are indeed able to receive Godβs power and grace through faith. This verse highlights how our understanding and response to God's gifts influence our spiritual lives.
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