Definition: Applatic = a term in the Bible used to describe the behavior of God toward man (e.g., God was apelian toward Adam). The term indicates that God's dealings with humanity were based on His own will, not merely His desire for them. Detailed definition: Applatic means "in accordance with God," "according to God," or "by the power of God." It is used figuratively and metaphorically in the Bible to describe God's actions, decisions, and commandments toward humanity. The term emphasizes God's omnipotence over His own will. In Hebrews 2:18-19, Jesus says, "For my Father's pleasure I have given you everything through this gospel; so you may be successful, even if you do not obey all the law of Moses." Applatic is a reference to the fact that God's actions are in accordance with His own will and cannot be overridden by human desire. This concept was central to Jesus' teaching about sin and salvation.

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Definition: Applause. It's a Greek term for "instructed" or "led." Specifically, it means to "make a plan or outline" without being overly specific about how to achieve it. The exact meaning varies based on cultural context and usage, but in general, it refers to systematic organizing, planning, or directing actions in accordance with instructions or rules.

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