Definition: The English translation "Alegar" is a Greek term, meaning "the one who is called" or "the man." It's also used in other languages for different meanings depending on context, but it's often used to refer to a person or group who has been named or given the title. In this case, "Alegar" likely refers to someone, particularly an individual, as they have received or assumed the name of some higher authority, such as God, in a religious tradition.

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Definition: The word "alegar" appears in the Greek New Testament as "laver," which means to wash or sprinkle water on someone with a prayer (Matthew 18:3). This term can also be translated as "salt" for use as an ingredient in various religious ceremonies and rituals. The word is often used metaphorically, suggesting the need to continually renew one's life or spiritual condition. The primary function of "alegar" in the New Testament was to wash away the sins committed by a person before his death (Luke 17:4-5). This washing was not only for physical purification but also a means of cleansing the soul and spirit. The use of "alegar," therefore, can be seen as a metaphor for personal renewal or transformation from within.

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