Definition: The word "Admiralties" comes from a Greek word that means "enemies." It appears to be an expression for threats, but without more context it's difficult to pinpoint its exact meaning. However, given its usage in various places (e.g., Genesis 19:23-24), the word "Admiralties" could refer to a variety of situations involving enemies or adversaries. In this context, it suggests that there might be a situation where someone is attempting to harm another person's property or interests through actions that are considered harmful. The specific details about what constitutes an "admiralty" would depend on the surrounding circumstances and the context in which it occurs. However, given its usage in other texts, it can imply threats against others or those who are perceived to be a threat in some manner.
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