Definition: In the Bible, "reactions" are described as being opposite or incompatible with another entity. For example: - When Jesus asked his disciples about a great multitude at the Feast of Pentecost (John 1:24), they expressed confusion, - Antireacting: They said, 'Why do you ask? Tell us how it is that so many people come together into one body?' Antireacting is often used metaphorically to describe opposition or disagreement. It also appears in other contexts in the Bible, such as: - "For I know what manner of pleasure he took at our hearing and seeing [the miracles of Jesus]" (Luke 7:46) - "He hated them, because they were not like him" (Mark 8:35) These verses illustrate the concept that when two things are opposed or opposing each other, their effect is to cause separation, conflict, or opposition.
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