This term refers to one's possessions, property, or material goods—what a person owns. In Acts, it describes the belongings that the early Jerusalem Christians sold to share with those in need, demonstrating radical generosity. In Hebrews, it refers to the earthly possessions that believers joyfully accepted the seizure of, knowing they had better and lasting possessions in heaven. The word highlights the material dimension of ownership that can be either shared or surrendered.