Definition: The profligate word is "Luke 24:27," a phrase used to describe how God's people would be judged when they fail to repent of their sins and trust Him.

In a peculiar twist, Luke 24:27 translates as: "Then the women saw him in the temple, with two women with them, but He was alone." This means that when those who were following Jesus went out into public places and publicly criticized Him, He would be judged by His followers for not being present. They would have to face a verdict on their own responsibility. The profligate word, Luke 24:27, is a chilling reminder of the severity of human sin and how we must repent before God.