Definition: In the King James Version (KJV), "afterpotential" has a definition of 1 Samuel Chapter 8: "For he did not leave them in the way which they should go, nor hindered them by any thing that he had from him." This verse is found in 2 Chronicles Chapter 9: "Thus saith the Lord God unto me, Thus saith thy God; Behold, a man shall be brought to me in the land of Israel, and I will put him into my hand. He shall go by a stream, or he may be led astray in a deep pit." In this passage, "afterpotential" refers to an opportunity, chance, or blessing that leads someone to something desired or advantageous. In this context, it implies that the man brought before God might have a specific purpose, but instead ended up pursuing his desires. The verse goes on to describe how these opportunities are more likely to be taken when someone has a strong desire and is willing to take risks for what they want. This phrase appears frequently throughout the Bible in various contexts, suggesting that God often provides us with opportunities that we might not have expected, yet lead to our greatest joy or fulfillment.
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