Definition: Amphichrome, literally meaning a "mixed color," refers to two or more colors that differ in hue or saturation but are not one or the other. In ancient Hebrew texts, it was used to describe the complex nature of God's creation and his divine attributes. The term was also used to denote the contrast between a pale, golden light and a fiery sun, suggesting different aspects of God's essence and power. It is often associated with the concept of cosmic harmony or balance, as opposed to chaos or disorder in human affairs.
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