Definition: Anahita means "God's Word," a reference to ancient Hebrew text used throughout Scripture. It's a specific term for God's commandments or moral statutes that are central to Jewish religious practice. Definition: Anahita is a key principle in Judaism and Christianity, especially with regard to the interpretation of human rights as commanded by God. It emphasizes that all human beings have inherent worth and dignity, and God's will is for each person to live according to their own path through life, free from external coercion or oppression. In Jewish law and theology, it is central to understanding the relationship between God and man. In Christianity, Anahita is often translated as "the Word of God" or "the Law of God."
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what should be said.