Definition: The Hebrew word "Alasteir" appears in several places in the Bible, but its exact meaning is not clear due to the context and possible multiple meanings. Here are some general ideas: 1.

Alasteir

: This term or phrase can refer to a variety of things: - In the context of a group called "the tribe of Judah," "Alasteir" can mean an individual member from within that group. - In the Hebrew Bible, it also refers to a number of tribes and kingdoms, including Judah (Israel) in the Old Testament era. 2.

The Tribe of Judah

: This is the lineage that followed the Israelites after they left Egypt under Joshua's command. The "tribe" referred to this lineage within the Israelite community. 3.

Alasteir

: In Jewish and Christian apocryphal texts, it often refers to a specific individual in a story who represents a higher power, such as the angel Gabriel or the prophet Elijah. However, these are not typically identified by their "tribe" label, but rather by the divine presence they represent. 4.

The Prophet

: This term is also used in both Jewish and Christian apocryphal texts to refer to a figure who represents spiritual guidance. Some see it as a form of spiritual leadership or power. 5.

The Priest

(in the Old Testament): The term "priest" refers to a leader or minister of an institution, often including priests within a religious community. In Hebrews 1:8-9, Peter is described as being a priest in Christ Jesus and has the authority to speak on behalf of him. The specific context and meaning may vary, but these are some common generalizations based on the various historical contexts mentioned above.

Alasteir