Definition: Amariy, which appears in the Greek New Testament as a term for a person who has been excommunicated or has lost his or her calling or ministry, refers to a spiritual condition where someone has forsaken God's call on them, or has failed to perform a divine duty, thereby rendering themselves incapable of serving Him. This condition is often described as being "born with the curse" in reference to the idea that if one is not called by God, then they have no right to be saved. The term was derived from Old Testament scriptures and is also found in Christian New Testament texts. It implies a spiritual separation or lack of relationship with God, which can often result in personal suffering and condemnation due to disobedience to Christ's commandments (Matthew 18:6-7). This condition can manifest in various ways such as apostasy from the faith, denial of God's promises, unfaithfulness in service to Him, and a lack of devotion or prayer.

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