Definition: The word "Amblyomma" appears in various biblical texts, which I will attempt to provide a concise definition for. 1.

Abominable Plagues

- This refers to the plagues that God placed on Egypt (Egypt, Syria, and Judah) at the command of Moses during his lifetime (Num 10). The plague was a series of severe natural disasters and diseases that were seen as "abominable" by the Israelites. 2.

Abomination

- In Hebrews 11:18, "And abominations have been made in this place." This is used metaphorically to describe the evil actions or deeds of God's people that have caused sin and death. 3.

Cursed Seed

- In Exodus 6:24, it was spoken by Moses when he exhorted the Israelites to reject their idolatry (covenant with God) and become obedient to the laws of the covenant (Exodus 31:8-9). In summary, "Ablyomma" can be interpreted as a word referring to plague or calamity that was considered a sin by God's people.

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