Definition: The term "Allness" in the Bible refers to the concept that all things are interconnected, including creation, life, and spiritual realities. This idea was central to Christian thought from its earliest days. In the Old Testament, God's people were called to be "allwise", meaning they understood and knew what he intended for their lives (Deuteronomy 6:4). This concept is reflected in the commandment of "Allways keep thy soul" found in Proverbs 10:30. The idea of spiritual fulfillment (or allness) was also central to Christian thought. The term "allness" has been translated numerous times in different languages, but it is often associated with the concept that God's creation and all things are interdependent and interconnected. This understanding was fundamental in the early stages of Christian theology, particularly as it influenced the development of church doctrine and practices throughout history.

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