Definition: The English word "almesss woman" refers to a person who, as a spiritual or religious leader, engages in charitable giving for the benefit of others. This concept comes from the Old Testament and was mentioned by God in Genesis 28:15 where Abraham gave Isaac his first-born son Isaac as an offering, saying: "I have blessed you with this son, so that I may be your sacrifice." The term "almesss woman" can also refer to someone who has been a source of spiritual or religious guidance. It is typically associated with the practice of giving money to others for charitable purposes. In the Hebrew Bible, this concept was also used by God as a metaphorical personage, like the prophet Amos, who gave gifts in prayer and sought the favor of all nations. The term "almesss woman" is often translated as 'charitable giver' or 'charitable helper,' referring to those who provide aid to the poor. The act of giving money to others for charitable purposes was seen as a spiritual practice that could bring about healing, peace, and even divine intervention through the prayers of the recipient.

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