Definition: The English word "aststock" does not have a standard or exact meaning in the Bible, as the Old Testament only mentions the term once, in the book of Samuel (2 Samuel 10:21), which uses it to refer to certain financial transactions or transactions involving livestock and crops. However, there are other translations that may give a more direct or literal interpretation of the concept: - In Hebrew, "aststock" is used as a synonym for "sheepstock" (Leviticus 17:20), which refers to the number of sheep or goats kept in one's herd. In both Old and New Testament versions, it seems that these terms were primarily used in the agricultural context. In the New Testament, "aststock" is typically used for livestock production in a community, rather than for individual consumption. In any case, using the literal meaning of the term or its specific usage within the Bible would be more accurate and fitting to the context.
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