Definition: The Hebrew word "agonising" translates to "angry, vexed." In the context of Christian theology and biblical references, this term can refer to two different concepts: 1.

Anger (Nehemiah 20:6)

- The phrase "an agony in your heart" means that a person feels great anger or passion for something or someone. 2.

Vexation (Luke 7:49)

- This expression can be used to describe the intense and unrelenting longing, hatred, or anger one might feel about something they believe is wrong, unfair, unjust, or evil. In this sense, "agonising" could mean both a state of being angry or vexed in the Bible (Nehemiah 20:6) as well as an expression of intense desire or passion for someone, possibly leading to further anger.

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Definition: The Hebrew words for "agonizingly" are "acharei". It means "to torment greatly, to be a curse, to be harshly treated or treated with contempt." In its broader usage, it describes something that is extremely unpleasant, distressing, or very painful. Agnosically, in the New King James Version (KJV) and other English translations, it is typically translated as "to cause great suffering." The Bible does not provide a direct definition of this word. The KJV translates "acharei" as "to torment greatly". It is used to describe something that is extremely unpleasant, distressing, or very painful.

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