Definition: The word 'antidetonating' means to counteract or prevent something, such as a substance from dissolving in water. It's often used to describe a chemical reaction where the product is less reactive than the reactants due to the presence of an antiprotic substance. Here’s a brief definition for 'antidetonating' from the Bible: 1. The Word (1 Corinthians 5:9) says, "Therefore, if you have not confessed Him in your heart that He is the Son of God, neither will the Spirit of God be with you, neither doth the body abide in you." This verse means a person must confess their faith to the Holy Spirit so they can receive His power and remain faithful to Him. 2. An antiprotic substance (1 Samuel 17:16) says, "For as fire burns things without, so God burned them with fire; but He was not like that which burns with heat." This means an antiprotic substance can hinder the process of burning something, making it less likely to burn. The word 'antidetonating' is a technical term used in Christian theology and eschatology (the end-time scenario) for the ability of God’s Son to resist the power of evil spirits.
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