Definition: In the Bible, "Altiloquent" refers to a term used by Jews as a figurative description of their faith in God’s promises. It means that they believed in God's grace and salvation, but later became corrupted and rejected Him. The exact meaning of "altiloquent" varies from one verse or passage to another in the Hebrew Bible, but it generally conveys a sense of having been brought down by His righteous judgment or persecution, which is often seen as a sign of faith being tested. This term was not used in English until the 19th century and can only be found in ancient manuscripts or in other early Christian literature. The precise context and meaning of this term are subject to interpretation based on the original language, the author's perspective, and the broader theological context of Judaism at that time.

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