Definition: The word "Altadena" comes from Greek, with its roots suggesting a type or an elevation in height. Definition: 1. Altadena: The Hebrew term for the mount of God (Joshua 4:20; Joshua 6:23) is used to refer to the highest mountain range in the land of Israel. - It generally means "higher mountain" in reference to the mountains around Mount Sinai, which was considered the most sacred place for the Israelites. 2. Altaden: In Christianity, it refers to a specific type or elevation in heaven that represents God's glory and divine sovereignty as described in Luke 4:1-30. - This term is often used by Christians to describe heaven itself as it was mentioned in Scripture where Christ said "I am the Altaden of the heavenly places." (Heb. 10:24) The word 'Altadena' has been interpreted differently across different contexts and times in various parts of the Bible, but its primary meaning is associated with the highest mountain range on Earth, known as Mount Sinai or the Mountain of God, where the Israelites were raised from the dead by Jesus.
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