Definition: The word "tipperary" in the Bible refers to a type of pagan idol believed to be worshipped by the Hebrews in ancient Israel, according to the Old Testament. This deity was identified as "the sun god" (Exodus 32:1-6), and "heathen gods" (Deuteronomy 8:9) were considered inferior. The concept of a pagan idol is not universally accepted, but some early Christian writers suggested that idols such as this one in the Bible could have been worshiped by pagans. In fact, during the time of Jesus, the Jewish community held rituals involving "candles" and other objects believed to be pagan. In modern times, there are still those who view such practices as idolatry and seek a more spiritual or religious approach.
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