Definition: The word "Afterroll" in the Greek New Testament appears to be a phrase or term that has not been found in its original Hebrew language context. However, it might have been used in the context of the Greek New Testament for some time before it was replaced with the modern-day translation. In the New Testament, the phrase "afterroll" is commonly translated as "turning to another." It could also refer to a situation where someone has taken something from one person and given it to someone else. This term might have been used in the context of giving or receiving gifts within the context of the New Testament. The precise meaning of this term or phrase may vary depending on the specific context and language in which the word is found. It is not clear if "Afterroll" has a literal translation, but it likely carries a metaphorical or symbolic sense.

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