Definition: The word "ampelidaceous" comes from Greek and means a creature with spines, meaning it has sharp teeth or claws. In Christian texts, "spine" refers to the internal structure of an animal, indicating its primary function is for movement. Definition: The term "ampelidaceous," as used in the Bible, typically implies a spiny, insect-like creature that serves primarily as a deterrent against predators like snakes or lizards. This is often associated with a certain biblical concept where the snake was swallowed whole by an amphipods (a term which refers to aquatic reptiles).
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