Definition: Apishness in biblical context refers to the "gentleness" or "goodness" of a person, often associated with kindness, compassion, and purity. It's often used as a positive trait to contrast harshness, cruelty, or selfishness. This word has various meanings depending on the literary context it appears in: in Jewish texts, it is associated with God's goodness and mercy. In Christianity, it symbolizes the virtues of charity and humility. In Islamic literature, apishness often means gentleness, righteousness, and divine favor.