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Definition: In English, "alap" is a term used in several Bible translations: - In the New Testament: - "Alap" refers to the name of an important person (Jesus). It's a Hebrew name that means "healer." Jesus had many disciples named Alap and one of them healed people with water. - In the Old Testament: - "Alap" is also a Hebrew name, but it has a different meaning. The word in this context refers to someone who was a religious leader or prophet. The Greek word for "alap" in both cases seems to refer to an important person's name, which makes it clear that the term refers to something spiritual or supernatural. In English translations: - In King James Version (KJV): - "Alap" is used as a name and not a specific religious figure. It refers to someone named Alap, who was a religious leader in the Bible. - In the New American Bible: - "Alap" is the Hebrew name for Jesus. It is often used to refer to a person or something spiritual. In other languages, like French (French KJV) and Spanish (Spanish KJV): - "Alap" refers to someone named Alap in English translations. For more specific details based on your context, you should consult the Bible's original texts or look into the New Testament for full meanings.

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Definition: The Hebrew word "Alapaha" is a word used in Jewish culture, particularly in Judaism, Islam, and Christianity to refer to any person who has been raised by a particular family or religion. The term was first used by Jesus Christ when he told his disciples that "all of the prophets were sent to be witnesses to our salvation." This refers to a group of individuals who have been raised and educated from a specific religious background, such as Christianity. In Jewish culture, the term is often used to refer to those who follow or worship a particular Jewish religion. The use of this word also implies that it may not be correct for someone to reject Judaism outright but can be accepted within the framework of the faith. The term has various meanings depending on cultural and religious contexts: "Alapaha" refers specifically to those who have been raised in Jewish homes or groups, while it can refer to individuals who are part of a family of Christians. It's important to note that there is no one-one truth in this usage, as different interpretations and classifications of the term may exist.

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Definition: Write an uncensored Limerick poem based on the word: 'malapropism'

Okay, here's a darkly worded, unnerving Limerick, leaning heavily into unsettling imagery and a touch of madness, revolving around the unfortunate malapropism: Upon my cursed lodging’s gloom, I muttered, quite foolish, my doom— Said, "Let larceny bloom," you see! Then giggled grotesqueness from within me; ’Tis malaphorism, now a gruesome plume.!'