Definition of Advow, Avow or Avouch To vouch; Ask the feudal lord to defend the right of his tenant Browse these reference tools may interest you: ResourceDescription Advow, Avow, Or Avouch in dictionaries, Advow, Avow, Or Avouch in our legal dictionaries, Related topics, […] In the English versions of the Bible only in Deuteronomy 26:17-18, in the sense of «confessing,» «confessing,» «declaring publicly and solemnly.» The Hebrew form is also unique (Hiph. of `amar). Bibliographic information Orr, James, M.A., D.D. General editor. «Entrance for `AVOUCH`». «International Standard Bible Encyclopedia». 1915. 1. Answer in the affirmative; to declare or assert with positivity. AVOUCH`, transitive verb [Latin voco, advoco. See Voice.] You slandered the Lord that day to be your God and walk in His ways, and to keep His statutes, commandments, and judgments, and to listen to His voice; and Jehovah swore to you that day to be His special people, as He had promised you, and that you will keep all His commandments. ( Deuteronomy 26:17-18 ) AVOUCH`, noun Proof; witness statements; Explanation. [Little used.] 2.

To produce or call; affirm, maintain or support.