Definition: The word "affirmations" is a term in the Greek language that can refer to various things including beliefs, statements, or declarations made publicly, in worship or during public speeches. Here are some specific examples: -

Belief

: This refers to an idea that someone has deeply held and believes to be true without proof or evidence. -

Declaration

: It is a statement made publicly about one's belief. It can be from the lips of someone who has made it publicly known, as well as through written records. -

Statement

: It is a statement given out in public as a sign of agreement or acknowledgment of something. -

Worship

: This refers to an act of worship that is performed in front of God or some other deity. In the context of faith, it typically involves singing hymns and praying before a God-given altar. -

Speech

: It is the spoken word made public by someone who has publicly declared their belief or position on something important, such as politics, religion, history, etc. Here's an example from the Bible (KJV): "Then Jesus said unto them, The son of man came down from heaven; he must suffer many things and be killed; and on the third day rise again." (Luke 24:15)

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