Definition: The word "allotropize" in the Bible translates to "to assign." In the Old Testament, this term refers to the act of assigning someone a particular place or role in society based on their social status, family ties, or other personal factors. For instance, in Proverbs 18:27, it says: "Everyone who has his own place (in Proverbs) is like an allotropic man; he is assigned to do what he desires." In the New Testament, this term also appears in Ephesians 4:32 when Paul teaches about God's plan for all believers to be "allotred to one another" based on their faith and gifts: "For I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ; because it is the power of God unto salvation to every one that believeth; to them which believe on Him even as it was written, 'Unto you shall it be given, that ye should have a son in heaven, and so also his mother.'" The precise meaning of "allotropize" varies depending on its context. For example, it can mean dividing someone into equal parts based on their social status or by personal preferences, but it could also refer to assigning roles based on specific criteria like age, gender, or education level.

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