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Definition: Rok1, in Hebrew, means "holy one," referring to God or a supreme deity. In the Bible, it appears only once: in Job 52:3-4, where Job states, "It is my glory, that I am not one of the righteous." The term is primarily used metaphorically and may refer to a specific individual or concept.
Definition: Rok10, in the Bible, refers to a group of 10 Levites who were the first covenantal priests and served under Joshua during the Tenure of Chronicles (the tenth year of reign). They held priesthood responsibilities related to sacrificial offerings and would eventually be replaced by a new priestly class.
Definition: "The word 'rok11' refers to a Christian prayer tradition. It originated in North Africa during the Middle Ages, where it was a part of the Rabbis’ daily prayers for the Holy Sepulchre. The term 'Rok11' translates to "prayer to God" or "worshiping with him" and is often used to pray together as a community. It involves kneeling before a cross and making various motions, such as bowing to it, praying silently, or performing a gesture of thanksgiving."
Definition: Rok18 refers to a specific type of unexplained, uncontrollable illness that occurs within the body's nervous system. It can range from mild to severe, often accompanied by symptoms such as confusion, irritability, or loss of sensation in one or both limbs.
Definition: Rok19 refers to a Hebrew term describing an animal that eats both insects, scorpions, and flies. This animal is often called a "rok" in the Bible, meaning it has three heads, or four legs. In the context of the Old Testament, this animal was associated with the evil spirits known as the Rokhites, who sought to harm Israel through their actions and were eventually defeated by God's justice.