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Definition: Antiknock refers to a person who steals or deceives others, often with the intent to gain power or wealth quickly. This behavior is commonly found in countries where politics and economic systems are highly corrupt. The term was initially used for anyone who stole from their own people but has since become associated with those who take advantage of people's weaknesses for personal gain.
Definition: The word "antiknocks" means "to steal or take." It's a Greek word that appears in several New Testament stories, including Acts 17:21-23 and Matthew 24:30. In Acts 17:21-23, it refers to Jesus' taking the disciples and returning them to Him. He says, "I did not steal nor take." This verse suggests he had no intention of stealing or taking anything from anyone. Matthew 24:30 tells a story about Jesus' return. After he had been gone for some time, God said, "As it was written in the prophetical books that you are going to restore all things, but do not steal and take." The meaning is that Jesus had returned, and there would be restoration of everything. So, if you think of the word "antiknocks" as stealing or taking something, this verse gives a clear definition. It tells us Jesus was returning from His absence and that it's about restoring everything, including what he stole.