Definition: "Aggravations" in the Greek New Testament has several meanings, but the precise definition can vary depending on the context. 1.

In the context of moral or ethical issues

: - Aggravation: A violation of moral principles by a party causing harm or loss to another. - Gratitude for God's grace: The positive response to God's mercy and help from Him. 2.

In the context of spiritual matters

: - Aggravation: An excessive and unjustified hostility towards others, especially toward those who are not in line with one's own beliefs or values. 3.

In the context of physical injuries or harm

: - Gratitude for God’s kindness: The positive response to God's mercy and help from Him. The word 'aggravations' is often used metaphorically to describe a violation, injustice, or harm that has been caused by another person or thing without any intention. This could be due to an intentional act of violence or neglect in the life of someone else, causing them distress or suffering. The phrase can also imply that some people are more prone to such behaviors than others. The specific details of what is meant by 'aggravations' vary depending on the context and personal interpretation. However, they often convey a sense of moral or spiritual injustice, as well as an expression of gratitude for God's mercy and grace.

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