Definition: "Redeemer, Redeemer!" This expression comes from the Greek word "redemptor," which translates to "renewed." In the context of biblical stories and figures, a "Redeemer" refers to a person who has been rescued or released from some form of harm, typically through God's intervention. A good example is Job 42:16 where Job describes his experience of being rescued from certain death by God. The word "Rebelle" can also be used in this context, meaning someone who desires something beyond what is normally expected or accepted. For instance, the story of Esau and Jacob demonstrates this idea as Esau seeks to gain favor with the gods for personal redemption, while Jacob offers a different path that emphasizes his own moral standards. Overall, "Redeemer" is often used in reference to a person who has been released from some form of harm or loss, and "Rebelle" represents someone who seeks something beyond what's traditionally considered acceptable.

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