Definition: The Hebrew word "albites" is translated as "sick" or "infected," and refers to a person who has been afflicted with an illness, particularly one that is contagious. This term also suggests a state where someone's health condition is not yet fully resolved but shows signs of the disease. Definition: In Greek mythology, Albites were mythical beings in the form of animals. They have been depicted as creatures who are said to be unable to heal themselves and often require medical help or intervention for their own healing. In the Old Testament, the term "albites" is used in connection with God's response to His people Israel at the Cross of Jesus Christ when He offered His life on behalf of them. During this time, the people were afflicted by sin and found themselves unable to be healed, which was a sign of the suffering and death of Jesus. The term "albites" is often used metaphorically in religious contexts, suggesting the idea that humans have the potential to become like God, as evidenced by their ability to heal through Christ's sacrifice on their behalf.

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