Definition: The word "ambulator" is an Ancient Greek term that literally translates to a person who has been carrying heavy loads or other burdens, often from a distance. It was used in ancient contexts for soldiers, sailors, and other non-human entities who were carrying heavy loads on their backs. In the New Testament, Ambulans is often associated with Jesus' crucifixion by Judas Iscariot, as it was common practice at that time to carry heavy burdens and suffer the same fate. This reference points to a common imagery of suffering and death in the context of the Gospel narrative. The term "ambulator" also appears in other scriptures such as Acts 24:25 where Jesus says, "I will bind him until I am taken into prison." This phrase is likely referring to carrying heavy burdens or responsibilities for another person.

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