Definition: The term "Anti-Bonapartist" is a loose concept that refers to those who oppose or criticize Napoleon Bonaparte, which was the leader in France during the French Revolution. In the Bible, this term is used to describe those who refuse to follow the teachings and policies of the New Testament. The idea is that these individuals did not accept Jesus Christ as their personal savior but instead followed false idols like King Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette. This view is seen through various religious figures in the Bible, such as the early Church fathers who had mixed views on Christianity. The word 'Anti-Bonapartist' can also refer to anyone who opposes Napoleon or his policies. It suggests that these individuals were not committed to maintaining the principles of the New Testament and were instead advocating for a different agenda that was at odds with it. This term has been criticized in the Bible, as it is a loose interpretation rather than an accurate description of historical events and figures, but it also serves as a warning against people who are willing to adopt or repeat false ideologies or practices.

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Definition: The word "Aparai" in the Bible has several different meanings, but here are some common ones: - Parish: A place where people live and work. - Parish priest: A person who presides over a parish church or religious institution. - Parochial school: A public or private school that is located in the parish of a parish church or other Christian denomination. - Parishes of the church of Christ: The churches of the Catholic Church. For more detailed definitions, check the Bible's various sections like Matthew 16:15 (Jesus is "the parson") and Mark 10:13 (The parochial schools are also known as "parsons").

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Definition: Apargia means "desolate place" in Greek, referring to places where there are few or no living beings. It's an old term from ancient times that often appears in biblical texts for a senseless and desolate state of affairs. It was often used to describe wildernesses or the end of one's existence after death.

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Definition: The word "Apri" refers to a specific type of stone used for making jewelry in ancient Egypt. The term was originally associated with Egyptian jewelry but today it is mostly seen as an artifact or decoration. The word is also often used as a synonym for 'sappho'. It's likely from the Greek, where 'apri' means 'crown'.

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Definition: In the Bible, "Apartheid" refers to racial segregation in South Africa during apartheid era. It was a system where black people were not allowed to vote or hold political office. This made whites more powerful and controlled over them politically and economically. The term was used to describe the discriminatory practices of this system that ended in 1994 with the end of apartheid, but it also continues today as a symbol of racial injustice in many other countries worldwide.

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Definition: The term 'anti-apartheid' refers to a movement or government's policy that aims to prevent racial discrimination, segregation, or violence towards black people in South Africa during apartheid. The term comes from the phrase "against apartheid", which was used by South African officials when they denied black people equal rights under the apartheid system.

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Definition: Apar means "to lead" or "to be in command." It's often used as a title, referring to someone commanding or leading others. In Christian texts, it's sometimes used to indicate a person who has authority over someone else. The term can also mean to govern or direct, particularly in matters of governance and leadership.

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Definition: Apocalypse means "end". In Jewish theology, the term comes from the Hebrew root, which translates as "to be put to an end" or "in distress." It refers to the end of the world according to rabbinic interpretations. The term is often used in religious contexts to describe the end of a long period or a state of affairs, like the end of the Babylonian Exile or the coming of Jesus as a king.

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Definition: Apophsyate means to interpret by looking through a filter. It's used in the context of understanding something, like reading or listening to spiritual teachings, by viewing it from different angles or perspectives. Aparaphysis refers to the act of interpreting texts using multiple viewpoints.

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Definition: Aparavidya means "anointed one" or "the one who anoints". It's a metaphorical term in Judaism where someone was anointed by God to be chosen as king or prophet, fulfilling prophetic roles. In scripture, it can refer to Jesus as the Messiah. For instance, in the book of Isaiah, the angel Gabriel anoints the king of Israel (or Jesus) with spiritual oil and gifts to prepare him for the throne of his father David, a precursor of Christ.

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