Definition: The word "amphiphithry" is a metaphor in Greek that refers to an entity that can exist at different times. It's like having two heads, one human, one spirit or mind. In the Bible, the Hebrew term for this concept is "tenuis," which translates as "who has two minds." This word describes something that exists twice - with two thoughts (the human and the spirit) on its own. The Greek text suggests there are two spirits of the same person in one place. These are known as amphiphits, meaning they have both minds at once, but this is not a real thing since they can't exist simultaneously. In other words, it's like having two personalities: one that's physical and one that's spiritual or mental. This is how we describe the concept of "amphiphithry" in the Bible.
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