What The Bible Means by the Word Abhor

Definition of Abhor

Abhor in The Bible refers to despising or rejecting wickedness. It highlights moral purity. The Bible uses the word to show intense disapproval.

Meaning in Biblical Context

The Bible presents abhorring evil as part of righteousness. It reveals God’s hatred of sin. Many passages show believers called to abhor evil.

Uses in Christian Teaching

Teachers use abhor to explain holiness. It encourages believers to reject sin wholeheartedly. The word also appears in discussions about purity.

Bible Verse Example

Romans 12:9 says abhor that which is evil.

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