Definition: Aphorisms are short, often spoken phrases or sentences that capture a universal truth. They're typically simple and concise, reflecting wisdom without requiring extensive exposition. In the Bible, they’re found in Genesis 3:15, where God speaks through His Son, contrasting two opposites ("The seed of the woman was not of man, but of God.") The Greek word for this is "aphorismos," meaning "speech."
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what should be said.