Definition: Adelphi2, also known as "Eternal Flame," refers to a specific kind of flame that symbolizes eternal life, resurrection, or divine power in Christianity. In the Bible, it was associated with Jesus Christ, who died on a cross before his passion for sin and death became more fully realized when he rose again bodily into heaven. The word is often used in Christian hymns and liturgies to evoke this concept.
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