Definition: The term "ametabolic" has no direct biblical reference in the Old or New Testament but its usage has historically been significant in many religious traditions. - In the Hebrew Bible, ametabolic (מִאמְבֹתָם) is often translated as "molecular." It refers to an element that combines with other elements to form a new compound. - In Christian tradition, this term can also be applied to life or living organisms. This usage may suggest that the individual or entity being referred to is fundamentally biological or molecular in nature. In Hinduism and Buddhism, ametabolic is often used metaphorically or metaphorically as a way of referring to consciousness, awareness, or existence. Here it can represent something deeper than mere matter itself but rather the soul or essence of an entity's existence. - In Jewish tradition, this term may be applied to certain spiritual states or qualities that are associated with being alive and conscious, often suggesting higher states of consciousness or immortality. In secular settings, ametabolic is used by philosophers, theologians, and scientists who seek a deeper meaning in the study of life, its mechanisms, and the workings of the universe.

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