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Definition: The word "anticipator" in Bible refers to a being who foresees impending events or destruction. It's an Old Testament term from the Book of Revelation (Eph 1:10) that means a "watcher" or "monitor." This word is used throughout Scripture to describe divine judgment and warning, often referring to celestial signs indicating impending harm.
Definition: The word "anticipatorially" means something that arises naturally or at a natural time, especially out of no particular intention but for some reason, as if it should happen. For example, in Genesis 15:27-28, God created man by saying, "As the earth does not know when it will be covered with dust or rain, nor knows what day to come and what hour to go," so the word "anticipatorially" can mean a momentous time is about to arrive.
Definition: Anticipators are creatures who perceive the future before they actually arrive there, often through a "visionary" or "predictive" aspect. They typically possess knowledge that goes beyond their immediate context, enabling them to anticipate events, trends, and outcomes months in advance.
Definition: The word "anticipatory" comes from Latin and refers to actions or events that are expected to take place before another event occurs, in this case, God's judgment on Judas Iscariot. In Jewish tradition, antecedent means "before." So, an action or event is antici-pated if it will happen at some future date.