Definition: The Greek word for "aruncus" (also called "arca"), meaning a small, walled city or fortification in Roman cities, was originally part of the empire but was later used as a title to honor the king or ruler of the country. In English, it is often used to refer to the center of power or authority. Definition: The term "Aruncus" refers to the central part of a city or kingdom (e.g., capital or capital city), sometimes used for military purposes. It also implies the highest rank in society or authority, like that of a king or emperor. Examples from the Bible: - Ezekiel 37:14 - The people are given a small town called Aruncus to rebuild the walls of the temple. - Job 20:19 - God will build a new city for his son David, where he will live in safety and glory.
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