Definition: The term "cabell" has several meanings in English, but I'm focusing on its primary usage in the Bible context. In the New Testament, the verb "to bear witness" (1 Cor 14:25) refers to individuals who make statements or affirmations that are supported by Scripture. The word "cabell," meaning "a witness," is used as a metaphor for this purpose. Here's an example of its usage in verse 25: In the book of Romans, Paul cites his personal experience with the Lord Jesus Christ and His crucifixion as evidence of God's love, which he refers to as being "the very witness of his blood" (Rom 1:4). The term is also used metaphorically in other Christian texts, such as John 15:7 where John says that he had "a testimony," or the Hebrew word "cabell" has a similar meaning in Greek. So, it's clear that the term "cabell" has multiple meanings within the Bible context.
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