Definition: The word "amaranth" appears in several biblical references, but I will provide a brief definition for its meaning. 1.

Maranthus:

This Hebrew root is used throughout the Bible to denote many different things, such as "marrow," "manantheus," and "manantheus." It also has various other meanings depending on the context. 2.

Amarna (or Amarnac)

: One of the most important cities in ancient Egypt was called "Amarnaca." This name suggests the presence of some kind of rich man, which is typical for these types of places from a Christian perspective. 3.

Amarna Philistine War:

In this war between two civilizations (the Amarnac and Philistines), Amarna is mentioned as a place where "war" took place. 4.

Amarna War:

This was an ancient Egyptian conflict, where the Pharaoh's armies attacked Amarna in Egypt, claiming that it had been invaded by a "foreign nation." 5.

Maranthus (or Manantheus)

: In many biblical texts, "maranthus" is used to describe some kind of magical or supernatural entity. The phrase "Manantheus," which means "manantheus," is often seen as referring to a powerful, mystical being. The exact meaning of this word varies according to the context in which it appears in the Bible.

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