Definition: The word "amphibiolous" refers to something that has both aquatic (e.g., fish) and terrestrial (e.g., frogs, turtles) properties. It describes an organism with a central nervous system and reproductive organs in both aquatic and terrestrial environments. This term is used in the Bible as a metaphor for human nature which can be either aquatic or terrestrial. For more detail: - The root "amphibiol" comes from "amphibi", meaning "fish of the water". Therefore, the word "amphibiolous" means something that has both aquatic and terrestrial properties. - It describes an organism with a central nervous system and reproductive organs in both aquatic and terrestrial environments.
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