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Definition: Artefact is a Greek term meaning "thing made for" or "used for." In Bible language, it refers to a single thing that was made, used, or intended to be used by one person only. It's often associated with the Old Testament when God gave Adam and Eve two specific things they were not meant to possess: bread and a fish (Genesis 2:15-16).
Definition: "Artefact" in the Bible means a thing made for a purpose, often with human intention or labor. Its definition varies based on context: "Artifice," as in craft or contrivance; "artefect," an item used or needed for special purpose (Ps 104:26). In both instances, it's a sign of human intervention and craftsmanship.
Definition: In the Bible, 'artefacts' refers to things that are not made by human hands but rather come about through a natural or divine process. This concept is often associated with creation narratives where God's actions are portrayed as being "informed" by supernatural causes rather than the work of man (1 Samuel 27:6; Proverbs 3:4).