Definition: Prong, in Hebrew, means a narrow branch or stalk of a tree used to tie up roots or to support large branches, such as the branches on a vine. It's often seen in scripture as representing the power of one person over another through their ability to bind and control their opponents. In Leviticus 21:18-20, God commands Israelites to use prongs when carrying heavy loads or carrying livestock, which is important for stability.
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