Definition: The word "Alodee" in the Greek New Testament refers to an Old Testament prophetess named Isca. This name was given to her by God, and she was associated with prophecy and divine insight. In the 1st century CE, this woman's prophetic powers were widely known, especially among the Jews who had converted from paganism to Christianity. Her most famous words include: - "Who hath made thee knowest? Let not thy face turn pale." (Isca 5:2) - "Behold, I have come to thy children." (Isca 6:4) These verses speak directly to the Hebrews in their faith and also reveal her role as a prophetess who was given a vision of the future.
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