The word "Amen" is used at the end of prayers by various religions. What is the origin and meaning of the word "Amen"?
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The Bible's definition of the word is clearly defined in Revelation 3:14.
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Here, Christ is referred to as “the Amen, the faithful and true witness.” It is used here in direct relation to the terms true and faithful, and emphasizes Christ and His message, the embodiment of TRUTH (John 14:6; 17:17). These verses conclusively show the word’s scriptural meaning.
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I understand that the word Amen was used before the Bible was written so it pre-dates Moses, Abraham and was the God of the Old Kingdom Egyptian Pharoahs as far back as 3100 BCE. Your answer is limited in scope and does not acknowledge the Egyptian (African), antiquity of the word Amen.
I understand that the word Amen was used before the Bible was written so it pre-dates Moses, Abraham and was the God of the Old Kingdom Egyptian Pharoahs as far back as 3100 BCE. Your answer is limited in scope and does not acknowledge the Egyptian (African), antiquity of the word Amen.