Definition: In the English language, "Alumnol" is a Hebrew term used in biblical times to refer to a person who had received an education or was educated. It refers specifically to a high-ranking person or figure from Israel who had been trained and educated by Moses. The exact meaning of this term varies greatly according to different texts, but generally it refers to the teacher or scholar who imparted knowledge and wisdom during their time in Jerusalem (the city where Moses received his education). This may have included other religious leaders, such as Aaron, as well as those involved with legal matters in the city. In the biblical context, Alumnol could also refer to a high-ranking official or person from Israel who had been appointed as one of the ten judges over the Israelites. The term was used in relation to the law-giving and interpreting of laws given by Moses during his time in Egypt. It is important to note that these are generalizations and may not always be accurate due to various interpretations of biblical terms and historical events.

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