Definition: "Al-dime" is a term found in the Hebrew Bible (KJV). It has two meanings: 1. In the context of God's commandments, it refers to the law, which was given to Abraham by God through Moses. 2. Also, in the broader sense, "al-dime" can refer to a certain kind of law or rule, such as the Ten Commandments. The meaning and usage of these two parts of the phrase vary widely depending on the context and language used. The word "Al-Dime" is often understood by scholars as referring specifically to God's commandments, especially those given through Moses. The Hebrew term for the Law (Leviticus 20:19) was a metaphorical reference to its content – that is, it represented the will of God in the mind and heart of man. The specific terms used can vary depending on cultural or religious context but are generally understood as referring to both divine commandments and ethical principles. In this way, the concept of "Al-dime" could be seen as a broader term for the Ten Commandments and other important biblical laws that guide human behavior and decision making in today's world.

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