Definition: The Greek word for "affile" translates to "revelation", which itself has a rich meaning in Christianity, particularly referring to revelations or glimpses into divine wisdom, power, or truth. In the context of revelation as seen from God's Word, it refers specifically to the Pentateuch (the first seven books of the Hebrew Bible), which is considered the foundational and central part of Jewish religious practices. This term has been used in various contexts throughout history and the Bible itself, both for its theological significance and for its spiritual symbolism. Here are some detailed definitions of "affile": -

Revelation

(1 Timothy 6:20) - The revelation or glimpse into divine wisdom. -

Gospel of John

, Book 3, Chapter 7, verses 44 to 51. This is the central narrative of the Christian Bible. It recounts how Jesus Christ taught in the wilderness and how He was crucified and buried. In this chapter, John reflects on how he saw God's plan revealed through the teachings of Jesus. -

Gospel of James

(2 Peter 3:9) - The message concerning spiritual growth and the process of transformation from darkness to light. -

Gospel of Acts

, Book 2, Chapter 6. This is the first book in Paul's letter to the church at Corinth. It describes how Paul preached about Christ, followed him around on his journeys, and was crucified with Him. This term has been used metaphorically or literally throughout religious texts from the Bible to express spiritual truths or revelations, particularly those that involve God’s revelation or understanding of His will for humanity in the Old Testament as well as the New.

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