Definition: The term "alecithal" was used in the Bible several times, but its exact meaning seems to have been lost over time. However, it's possible that the Hebrew words "alecitha," which mean "flesh or blood," are used as a metaphor for divine presence or spiritual energy. The original text does not specifically mention "alecithal." In fact, there is no mention of divine essence or spirituality in the Old Testament. The word "alecithal" seems to be used more frequently in the New Testament, especially by Jesus and his apostles (e.g., John 20:19-31; Acts 17:11). In a literal sense, "alecithal" might refer to spiritual energy or divine power. However, its broader meaning is often misunderstood or misinterpreted in the Christian tradition due to the presence of other concepts and terms that are not directly associated with it.
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