Definition: The word "Alberene" appears in the Bible as a reference to two different people or places: 1.

Person

: The term "Alberene" has two distinct meanings. - 2 Chronicles 30:5 "And he came to Bethel, and dwelt there." - Revelation 6:3 "But thou hast made him like unto the beast, and unto his daughter the holy one of the angel." In this verse, "Alberene" is often used metaphorically, suggesting that Alberene (the second person) represents a figure who may have been glorified through Christ's power and reign in the heavenly places. This interpretation comes from the context surrounding the birth of Jesus Christ. 2.

Place

: The term "Alberene" also has specific reference to Bethel, which is described as an ancient place known for its sacredness (Isaiah 11:8). So, combining these two meanings, the word "Alberene" is a figurative term that suggests God's grace and power manifested in the life and works of another person or entity. It could also be used metaphorically to describe the holy one who represents Christ and was consecrated at Bethel (Isaiah 11:8) as part of God's plan for His people, thus illustrating both spiritual and earthly aspects of God’s reign on earth.

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