Definition: The word "admixed" means to mix or combine two things in one person's mouth without speaking; it is not a verb as we understand it, but rather an action taken by God through His Spirit. In the Old Testament (Genesis 2:19-20), it refers to the act of Adam and Eve mixing their bodies together while eating from the tree of knowledge. In this verse, Adam's tongue was "mixed" with his mouth; the tongues were in his mouth rather than out. In the New Testament (Romans 5:14-17), where Paul uses it as a metaphor, it is used to describe God's Spirit being poured over Christ through His Word. The Spirit was mixed with Christ's body in the form of water baptism because He had been "admixed" with the water and blood of the Son. In short, the word "admixed" means to combine two things into one person's mouth without speaking, similar to how God combined His Word and flesh as a living example.

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