Definition: "Apophoric," "apocalyptic," "aphrithmic" are all variations on a single theme. In biblical terms, apophoric refers to something profound or significant that is not commonly understood but has great meaning in its own way. An aphorism, on the other hand, is an idiom, proverb, or a short passage of a poem that conveys a simple yet powerful message. Here's a brief example: "Pharaoh made war against his son for money." This sentence is apophoric because it is not widely understood and means "Thou art my son," but it holds great weight in its own way. In other words, the word 'aphoristic' is used to describe something that has profound meaning even when it might seem simple. Is there anything else you'd like me to explain?
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