Definition: In the New King James Version (KJV), "Affearor" is a Hebrew term that means "to fall into sin, to be in need," specifically referring to a condition where one has committed an act of stealing or theft-related behavior. The Greek word used in this context is κατάπομος ("katompós"), which means "falling into (sinful) practice" or "falling into (sin) habit." It's often used metaphorically to describe a person who has acted contrary to their natural inclinations or desires. For instance, in the Bible passage, it is said that Jacob was plagued by his sinfulness and had been committed to stealing several times. This is an example of a situation where he "fell into practice" (κατάπομος) of theft. Therefore, the Hebrew term "affearor" is not just a description or a metaphorical expression but also a literal concept related to sin and temptation in the Old Testament.

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