Definition: The word "alien" in English has multiple meanings, depending on its context and usage: 1.

Voyageur

: A person who travels long distances without a fixed home or a stable place to settle down for life. 2.

Liberator

: An individual freed of slavery and considered free by their governments. 3.

Dinoflagraria

: Also called "dinoflagrant", an uncolored, yellowish-green, smooth-spiked flower native to Asia. 4.

Gallus gallus

(or "gallus gallinus"): A common small animal in the family of the dog. It is characterized by a white body with large black spots on its head and face. In the Bible, these "aliens" are usually associated with the story of Lot's wife, which depicts her being taken as a prisoner from her husband Adam and her being sent to the Garden of Eden. The story contains symbolism that points to a time when humans would have been separated from their Creator. The word is often used figuratively to refer to a group or an entity not part of our society, culture, or family. For example: -

Alien Nation

- a group of people who are considered "alien" due to their non-traditional religious beliefs or practices. -

Alien Alien

- a figure from the Bible who is often associated with Satan or evil spirits.

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Definition: In the Bible, "alienship" refers to a state or condition in which one person holds or experiences the identity or privileges of another person. It's a metaphorical figure that represents those who are different from us, such as aliens or people born with special abilities like telepathy. The word was originally used in Jewish texts to denote a foreigner, an outsider, and later it came to mean someone born differently than one would have expected, just as some humans might not be born with the ability to read minds. In Greek literature, alienship can also refer to a state of being without a homeland or family. It was once seen as a sign of moral decay, but today it is often used in a positive sense to describe something that goes against societal norms or values. The concept of alienship has been a central theme throughout the Bible and continues to be an important figure in religious beliefs and discussions on morality, ethics, and human nature.

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