Definition: The English translation of "affranchisement" does not fit accurately as a standard Hebrew term, which translates to "freedom." The original Hebrew words are "ΧΦΈΧ€Φ·Χ¨Φ°ΧΦ΄ΧΧ," meaning liberty or freedom from bondage, but it is unclear if there is any direct biblical context in the New Testament. The Hebrew word for "affranchisement" does not seem to have a specific biblical use. The word seems to be used metaphorically or figuratively with respect to the freedom of the soul, referring to one's ability to escape from a spiritual or physical bondage. However, it is possible there might be a specific Hebrew term for this concept within the Bible that we are unaware of or where it is not widely recognized. Given its ambiguity, the precise meaning and usage in the New Testament could vary, which makes its precise definition challenging to pinpoint accurately without further research on the Hebrew vocabulary used in the Hebrew scriptures.
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