Definition: The word "soza" appears in Jewish scriptures, specifically the Book of Tobit (chapter 24) where it is used to describe a man's behavior or his actions in relation to God's will. It means to do so according to God's will without wanting His blessing. This phrase conveys a sense of obedience to God's commandment, especially when one obeys from the heart and not just out of mere desire for pleasure or favor.
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