Definition: The word "alderling" in the Greek New Testament appears to be a person who was an ancestor of Jesus Christ, specifically identified by Matthew 15:28 as "the son of a certain man." This identification suggests that Alfordling is likely to have been a relative or associate of Jesus. However, this term has not been confirmed historically, and no specific evidence exists to confirm the lineage or identity of an Alfordling. The exact context or historical source from which this particular version of "alderling" was derived remains unclear. The word "alderling" in the Bible does not appear to have a definitive meaning or etymology. Some scholars believe it could refer to a specific individual, such as a male descendant of Jesus. However, it is also possible that Alfordling was an ancestor of Jesus who was identified by Matthew 15:28, but with no historical source specifically linking this individual to the actual lineage of Jesus. If you have more specific details or context for any of these interpretations, I would be happy to help explore those possibilities further.
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