Definition: The word "afford" in the Hebrew Bible (KJV) refers to a provision or allowance, especially one provided as an opportunity for someone else to make something possible. It can also be used metaphorically to describe a situation where someone has enough money or resources available to do what is required. The precise meaning of the word varies based on the context and cultural background in which it is used. In most modern Jewish texts, "afford" generally refers to a generous gesture that brings about something good or unexpected for another person. However, some traditions may include more symbolic meanings beyond just providing resources. For example, in some interpretations, offering support or assistance may be considered as offering an extra amount of money that is not directly related to the need. The word "afford" is found in 2 Kings 1:33-34 and used in both Hebrew and Aramaic languages, particularly for the people who lived under Nebuchadnezzar. The Hebrew Bible's KJV translation makes a clear distinction between its literal use of this term with a metaphorical application. The exact meaning can vary depending on cultural norms, religious teachings, and individual interpretation.

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