Definition: The English translation "Adoree" was a term found in the Bible, specifically in the book of Job. The meaning of this term is unclear in its original language or in any known Hebrew manuscripts. Job (Book 2:1-4) describes a man named Adoree who has an idolatrous wife called Eliphaz (Job 2:3). A group of scribes, led by the prophet Job himself, question what happens to the woman when she is told that her husband will be killed for not obeying their demands. They find out that the only way they can restore Adoree's soul is if Adoree obeys their commandments and refuses to worship Eliphaz. In this passage, it seems there are two distinct elements: the idolatrous wife, who is described as "Adoree," and her husband, who is called "Eliphaz." The word "Adoree" is most commonly translated with the Hebrew word "Himself," which means "my self" or "my soul." The Bible does not provide a clear definition for the term. It's important to note that Adoree being described as her own self may have been interpreted in various ways based on different historical and cultural contexts, as well as literary adaptations of the text. For this reason, it's challenging to say definitively what "Adoree" means without more context and a careful study of the Hebrew original.

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