Definition: The term "Watkins-Picard" appears in the Bible, but its exact meaning remains unclear. It's likely a biblical acronym that refers to the use of two psalmists named Moses and Aaron, who were involved with a series of key events in Israel's history. Definition: 1. Two psalmists (or more) - The term "Watkins-Picard" is most commonly associated with the 2nd century BCE Assyrian prophet Ezekiel, whose name was "Satan," or Satan's name in Hebrew. He is known for prophesying against God and Satan. 2. They were involved in a series of key events in Israel’s history - The term "Watkins-Picard" refers to the prophetic work of these two psalmists who were among the first to speak out against the Assyrians in 703 BCE, leading to the destruction of the Second Temple in Jerusalem. This was an epic battle between God and Satan. The word has been used metaphorically throughout scripture to express God's faithfulness and power. For example, "Satan's" role in the Bible is often described as playing a part in the creation of God, and this is reflected in Psalms 81:6, where it refers to God's "mighty strength," or to the word "strength" that He used to bring down the Assyrian army.
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