Definition: Antenodal refers to an organ that acts as a barrier between the external body cavity and internal organs within a mammal's brain. It serves as a protective membrane, which can be either smooth or curved in shape. In the Bible, it is often used metaphorically to refer to a barrier that protects against disease, injury, or infection. Specifically, it is mentioned in Proverbs 29:6-8 where the Hebrew word "antenne" (pronounced as "an-na-tee") is translated into Greek as "antenna," which refers to something that restricts movement and communication. The verse then explains that God allows all things within a person's body, including the organs of the brain, to be protected against disease and injury. Therefore, it could also mean an organ or structure like a kidney or heart, where it protects vital bodily functions such as blood flow, oxygenation, nutrient transport, and other essential substances.
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