Definition: The Hebrew term for "altercative" appears in the Book of Daniel, which was written by the Prophet Daniel. The term comes from the Greek ἀλλείγματος ("alígmaos") meaning "inconsistent, contradictory or opposed." In the Bible, Altercative is often used to describe an act that is both in harmony and in contrast with another (such as a person who acts in accordance with their conscience but also opposes others). This concept was central in the Book of Daniel's interpretation of God's will and how He might choose His people.
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what should be said.