Definition: The term "Archconfraternity" comes from ancient Greek meaning "house," where a group gathers together to honor or worship God, symbolizing a church's communal fellowship. The term originated in Christianity, but it was later used by Jews to denote a community that shares similar beliefs and practices. In Judaism, an archconfraternity refers specifically to the Jewish Church as it is organized within the rabbinical orders, which are also known as kabbalah. This group seeks to honor God's law by worshiping him in specific ways.
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