Definition: The word "ahartalav" appears in the Bible as a term used to refer to the act of receiving, accepting, or performing work of another's or one's behalf. It comes from the Greek word "ahtrelate", which means "to receive," "receive," and "accept." In the context of this verse, it might be referring to an exchange between two parties where someone is fulfilling a task given by someone else, often through their own initiative or influence. This could involve both sides involved in the action having some degree of power and authority over each other. The word "ahartalav" has various meanings depending on its context: 1. Acceptance: It is used to express an agreement or understanding with another person regarding a task, service, or obligation. 2. Receiving something from someone else: This phrase might be used in the case where one part of the act (the receiving of something) involves the other party's consent, either as part of a transaction or as part of a mutual obligation. 3. Fulfillment of obligations: It is often connected to an exchange between two parties where one party fulfills another party's obligation or task. The specific context of this passage could provide more detail on how "ahartalav" is used in relation to the passage and its meaning.
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