Definition: The word "affirmed" in the New King James Version (KJV) is a phrase that describes someone or something being confirmed or proved to be true, especially by another person's evidence or testimony. This phrase originated from the Old Testament, where it refers to an event that was clearly proven false but later confirmed as true through other means. In the context of the KJV, "affirmed" is used to describe a statement made by someone who has been given a clear and convincing proof or demonstration by another individual or group. It is often used in a sense of being confirmed or determined without further examination. The precise definition varies slightly depending on the historical period and specific context. However, historically, the phrase has been understood as meaning that someone or something was proved to be true through direct witness and evidence that contradicted previous statements or narratives about them. In simpler terms, "affirmed" implies a statement of fact being confirmed by another party who has firsthand evidence or testimony to back it up. This can apply to facts in various fields, such as history, science, politics, etc.
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