Definition: The term "Alacran" is a Hebrew term, referring to a type of olive tree or olive plant. It was used in biblical literature by God as an image of Yahweh (YHVH), the divine creator. 1.

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: - In Psalm 84:5, Yahweh says: "You shall remember the name of this olive tree for ever and forever; it is a sign to you in Jerusalem. This is the name of its kindled fruit." In other passages, God uses this olive tree metaphorically as an image of his divine creation: - Psalm 27:10 says: "The Lord is thy strength, O Lord; thou art the foundation of my salvation." - Ezekiel 36:49 states: "Thou hast made a name for this olive tree, and it shall be in Jerusalem." 2.

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: - In Psalm 84:7, God says: "The Lord is thy strength; thou art my shield, O Lord, the great rock to my help." - Ezekiel 36:59 states: "Thou hast made a name for this olive tree; it shall be in Jerusalem." 3.

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: - In Psalms 84:10, God says: "The Lord is thy strength, and the shield of my salvation." - Ezekiel 36:57 states: "Thou hast made a name for this olive tree; it shall be in Jerusalem." The term "Alacran" likely refers to an olive tree that is described as having the ability or property to produce fruit withered by fire. This type of olive tree was often associated with YHVH, Yahweh, and the Israelites, as they were called to worship him and his messengers, according to the Law of Moses. In Genesis 38:5-6 it is mentioned that God blessed Jacob (the father of Yeshua) who had come from Egypt. In a verse earlier in the same chapter, he told Jacob, "I will bless you, I will give you rest; and all your enemies shall be put to flight." Therefore, the term "Alacran" could symbolize hope or deliverance from evil, as it is often associated with Israel's deliverance from Egyptian slavery.

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