Definition: The Hebrew term for "meke" is "mahal," which means "to be." It's used to refer to a man who has not yet been made righteous or forgiven. In Jewish law, this was considered a sin, hence why the word "mashaaleh-neh-kuh-ka'a" translates as "A person who does not have the ability to become clean from sin is condemned."
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