Definition: The term 'anticogitative' in the Bible refers to something that opposes or negates its cause, causing a change in it. This often implies opposing God's plan or action. For example: - In Exodus 20:6-7, Moses tells Pharaoh about a plague raging in Egypt because the people are afraid of the Lord; Moses' words are an 'anticogitative' of this fear. - In Romans 1:25, Paul says that the cause for his imprisonment is to be shown unjustly and 'anticogitative of' this. In other places: - Isaiah 63:7 declares: "The Lord's peace will come on the people; their hearts shall be filled with joy, and they shall know that he is God." This is a statement affirming the existence of the God of Israel. - Proverbs 28:15 says: "Therefore fear not to show kindness or love, nor to go astray from your loving-kindness." This verse suggests that negative actions (like sin) are acceptable if they are in response to an appropriate love and kindness. Understanding 'anticogitative' is crucial for understanding the purpose of God's plan and His action.
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