Definition: The word "Allotment" in Hebrew comes from the name "Allah", meaning God, which has several meanings in the Bible. It refers to a land or tract of land for a specified purpose, such as farming, grazing livestock, or growing crops. Here are some key definitions: - Allotment: A land or tract of land used specifically for agricultural purposes. - Land: The Earth's surface covered with living things; it includes the soil and water bodies, all which are part of the natural environment. - Agricultural use: Activities performed on the land, typically involving farming. - Allotment agreement: An agreement between two parties, usually in a contract or deed, regarding the rights and obligations of each party concerning the land. This can be for planting, harvesting, grazing, and other agricultural activities. In the Hebrew Bible, "Allotment" is often used to refer to the idea that God gives the land for specific purposes, as it was originally given to Abraham and his descendants as a lease or right.

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