Definition: The Hebrew term "Altura" comes from the verb "mitzva" which literally means to praise, honor, or thank, hence it translates as "praise". In Judaism, this term denotes a high place or position of importance. It is often used to describe a person's influence, status, or wealth. Definition: In the context of religion and spirituality, the term "Altura" can refer to various things like: - The highest point of heaven in Christian theology, - A place of honor or respect in Islam and Judaism, - An elevated position within one's social status or business dealings (e.g., being a high-ranking official), - The top level or peak of something, especially a mountain or summit. - A place of glory or great accomplishment.

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Definition: The word "Alturas" appears in several places in the Bible, but without a specific verse or context, I cannot provide a detailed definition for it. However, Alturas are often associated with the concept of ascending to higher heavens (also known as the "Glory Place"), which is mentioned repeatedly throughout the Bible and can refer to different spiritual experiences. In the New Testament, the term appears in Acts 17:28-30, where Paul says that Jesus "had given them a sign," meaning that he had ascended to heaven. However, this passage does not specifically mention the "Glory Place" as the place of Ascension. The word "Alturas" is also sometimes translated as "glory", "glorious", or "holy." It can be used metaphorically in connection with higher spiritual experiences (such as ascension) or to describe the glory of God.

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