Definition: The term "alabamide" appears in several scriptures, including in the New Testament of the Bible (KJV) written by the Apostle Peter. However, it's important to note that these verses are from a different context, possibly referring to an unspecified city or area. The English translations of the KJV use the term "Albany," which is a term used for several cities and towns in New York State. In the original Hebrew, "alabamide" meant "a hill above" or "the top of a mountain." It was often associated with the biblical city of Jerusalem, known as "Ezra's Mount." This term is mentioned in passages like 2 Chronicles 34:2, where it refers to an elevated place. In this context, "alabamide" likely referred to the peak or summit of the mountain. However, this term does not appear directly in the KJV text and hence could be a misinterpretation or a translation error due to historical inaccuracies. The English translations do provide additional details for those who are interested in these verses from their context. In any case, the use of "alabamide" may have been used metaphorically or figuratively in this context, but its exact meaning and usage within the KJV should be considered based on the passage alone.

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