Definition: In the Old Testament, "alienages" is a term used in two separate passages. 1.

Job 35:10

: This verse refers to something that has been made by an alien or foreigner, as if it had not come from God's own creation. 2.

Isaiah 48:9

: In this verse, it is said that "He who has no place in the land of Israel may enter into the presence of the Lord with all his spirit and soul; but those who have been made alien or foreigner are not able to go in." This word is used metaphorically by God in both contexts. It describes someone who has come from a different country, region, culture, or group, and is therefore not part of God's chosen people. The specific verse that refers to an "alienage" comes in the context of the Book of Daniel: "In this world no one may be found; but those who have been made alien or foreigner are able to go in." - Daniel 6:18 In summary, "alienages" is a figurative term used metaphorically by God in both the Old and New Testaments to describe someone not belonging to a specific group.

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