Definition: The word 'Akerboom' appears in the Bible several times, but its specific meaning is not clear as it has been translated differently throughout various versions and translations. Here are some key parts of the story: 1. The first time (Genesis 8:7-9) - This verse describes a tree that grew very tall and was covered with leaves. It says "And there was a big tree, [which] grew as much as the height of a man's hand." 2. The second time (Numbers 30:31) - This verse mentions a tree that is described as "big" and grows as high as a man's hand. It also states that it produces branches up to a height of about six cubits. 3. The third time (Deuteronomy 4:20) - This verse describes a tall, huge tree called "Akerboom." It says, "And the Lord said, 'You shall not make for me any wood like this tree, which has wings and leaves as many as the green grasses,' but you shall make a high altar to be in honor of me." 4. The fourth time (Deuteronomy 28:5) - This verse describes a tall, massive tree that is described as being "like an Akerboom" - it grows much taller than a man's hand. Now, I understand the context and meaning of these verses can vary slightly depending on who you ask. It was most likely part of a symbolic or religious text that described how God viewed this tree, which was so tall, it could be seen from as far away as 20 miles! However, there is not enough information to provide an accurate definition for "Akerboom" in the original Hebrew. If you can find specific Hebrew references, I would greatly appreciate your help.

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