Definition: The word "anguishing" in Greek is agnosia, which means "abhorrence, detestation," referring to feelings of severe dissatisfaction or disapproval towards something that one finds unappealing or offensive. It describes a state of extreme sorrow or misery caused by intense grief or distress. In the Bible, it's associated with mourning for someone lost in battle, such as David who wept over Saul (2 Samuel 14:7), and it is often used figuratively to describe being overcome or overwhelmed by adversity.
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