Definition: The Hebrew term "Amalia" is a name that appears in several places in biblical literature, but it doesn't seem to have a direct reference or translation into English. In many texts, the term "Amalia" refers to an angelic being, possibly referring to angels, especially when its usage is related to a story from Genesis. The most detailed definition of the word "Amalia" comes from the Hebrew text in the New Testament, specifically found in Chapter 11:27-30. In this passage, it describes a young man named Judah who was adopted by an angel as his own son, Amalia. In the verse: - Judah said to him, "Tell me what is to your father's name?" - The angel answered, "Your mother's name is Amalia." The text implies that Judah was told he had a special child from God who would be his own offspring and that this child would not be his biological father. This detail sets the stage for interpretation of Amalia as a personal angelic being. For more information about "Amalia" in the Hebrew Bible, consult with scholars who specialize in biblical literature.

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