Definition: The word "Alverta" in Hebrew means "god" or "Godhead". It is a term used to denote the divine power that grants life and sustains it. In Judaism, this concept was often used metaphorically as an expression of the supreme being who rules over all creation, including life itself. In the Old Testament, the phrase "alverta" appears many times in various contexts indicating divine nature or divine power (Isaiah 31:8; Psalm 95:1). It is also used by the prophet Ezekiel to describe God’s sovereignty and authority over His creation. The word is significant in understanding the concept of spiritual leadership and governance. In Christianity, it refers specifically to God's divine nature or power and the way God governs and rules over all things (John 4:24). It was also used metaphorically as a description of God’s sovereignty, which allows Him to rule without intervention from human authority.

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