Definition: The word "Alasters" in Hebrew is a term used to describe some people who were brought up by priests, religious leaders, or scholars. Specifically, they are said to have been "led" out of Egypt, which likely meant they had undergone a significant religious transformation and were not yet fully Jewish. In this context, it seems like the individual was brought up as part of an elite group in Egypt, possibly among the Jewish people who followed the Jewish law (Talmud). They were considered to have been "led" out of Egypt by priests or scholars, who had been instructed to guide them to become a part of the Israelites. However, it is important to note that this is not a literal translation from the Hebrew Bible and there might be some confusion about its exact meaning in the Jewish tradition. Some interpret it as a euphemism for being "hired" out by religious leaders or priests, which could include being brought up as a result of their religious leadership or mentorship. In either interpretation, the term "Alasters" may not have been part of Hebrew Bible translations and its exact meaning varies from context to context. However, it is significant that this phrase has become associated with certain aspects of Jewish life in ancient times, such as being part of a religious group or group of scholars who were initiated into Judaism. The specific details about the origin or context of "Alasters" remain somewhat speculative and can vary depending on which Hebrew Bible translation you are using.

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