Definition: The Hebrew word "amesace" in the King James Version (KJV) can be translated as "a place where someone has been made a slave." It seems to be related to slavery or being bound by force, but without a more specific context it is difficult for me to provide a detailed definition. However, in the broader religious and spiritual contexts, "amesace" suggests a situation where a person's life has been taken away from them due to their own actions, possibly for reasons like rebellion against one's master or for personal gain over others.

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Definition: The phrase "amesaces" appears in the Old Testament (Book of Kings: Chapter 19) to be a name, perhaps for some unknown person or place. It's possible this is referring to the kings of Israel during the time of Solomon, who are known as Amalekites and were associated with their own tribe and its enemies. In the context, it sounds like a personal title given to a group or individual. The word "amesaces" could have been used in a way to indicate honor and respect to an authority figure, possibly for a king or religious leader, or to express affection or respect. It's difficult to determine the exact meaning of this phrase without additional historical information.

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