Definition: The term 'JRun' appears in the Bible, but its meaning and definition vary greatly depending on context. In Genesis, it's used to describe a person who, though alive, has ceased to exist as a spirit entity, but retains a form or quality that exists among spirits (Eph 3:15). This phrase often refers to someone with spiritual life, but whose physical body has died. The term is used by the Hebrew Bible and Old Testament literature. In other Christian translations, "JRun" generally refers to a person who is spiritually dead. In the New Testament, "JRun," or "run away," is a word often associated with the idea of spiritual death or transubstantiation, which means the body dies and the spirit remains in the soul, but not necessarily before physical decay. The Bible's use of this phrase also suggests that the concept of the Spirit passing on to those who are spiritually dead may have been present at various times, possibly as a metaphor for spiritual life after death. For more context and detailed definitions, consult the Holy Scriptures or consult with an expert in Christian literature, especially someone trained in Hebrew and Old Testament studies.
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