Definition: Arachidian is a term used in theology referring to the idea that God is similar to the ancient Hebrews, specifically the Israelites (Israel) in their worship and practices. The word comes from a Greek word meaning "Godly" or "godlike." The concept suggests that God's ways are different from those of the people of Israel because they were not subject to divine laws, but instead lived by faith as a covenant people. This term is also related to the term "Israel," which historically referred to the Hebrews and their descendants.
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