Definition: The term "alternating" in Christian language refers to a continuous cycle or succession, typically involving change, progression, or progress from one state or situation to another. It is often associated with an action that changes its nature (from one form to another) over time. For example, a person might say they are alternating between two jobs: the one they have been doing for 5 years and the one they will take on in five years' time. This means that their job has gone from being done by them at the end of five years to being performed by someone else at the beginning of five years. In terms of definitions, "alternating" is a verb that means to change its course (change form) or nature over time, much like an action changing its substance. It's a term often associated with transitions from one situation to another.

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Definition: The phrase "alternatingly" in English is derived from the Greek word "alethos," which means "to change or vary." In its broader context, it generally implies a gradual movement from one thing to another. However, when used as a noun, this can refer to any change or alteration in an ongoing process, situation, event, or object. In the KJV translation, it is not clear what word or phrase is being referenced by the author of this passage. If you could provide more context or clarify your question, I'd be happy to give more detailed definitions and examples.

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