Definition: The word "Alleen" appears in Old Testament Hebrew to be a term used in reference to a woman who was pregnant with twins, the first-born son. It is a figurative term for a barren woman. In ancient times, it referred specifically to a woman who was not expected to produce children, but instead bore twin sons. In the Bible, "Alleen" can also refer to a young person of the opposite sex, often used as a reference to a man whose wife or girlfriend is pregnant with twins and he bears both sons.

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Definition: The Hebrew word for "Allein" (literally meaning "alone") is "Zera". In the Bible, Zera is often translated as "God's love" or "the Holy Spirit", and it refers to God's intimate presence and unconditional love. Zera is a key concept in Christian theology that emphasizes the profound nature of God's love and its power to bring life, healing, and salvation for those who believe. It is a fundamental teaching that believers should live their lives as servants of God, following his commandments and living with trust in his presence. This word also appears in other places in the Bible, including in Deuteronomy 6:5-6 (where it describes God's love and protection for Israel) and Revelation 3:21 (where it refers to God's care and protection).

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