Definition: The word "airman" is a term in biblical Hebrew that means those who serve with military zeal and devotion, often with the intention to fight for justice or protect civilians. In the Bible, airmen were described as "young men," and they were typically armed and trained to take on the role of soldiers. The phrase "in armor" was often used to describe them, indicating their dedication to battle, not just their military training but also their physical strength and valor. Some even believe that airmen are identified with a specific type of helmet or shield. The Hebrew term "airman" is similar to the word "saint," which refers to someone who has been chosen by God to serve in some capacity. In the Bible, these men were often called "the poor and destitute," indicating their unwavering devotion to helping the least among us and to serving God.
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