Definition: "Ambrosian" in the Old Testament means "to be a part of God's angels." It was a group of divine beings who were often depicted with feathers or other forms of ornamentation, making them appear to be human-like. The term "ambrosia" is also used as an adjective describing something that is sweet and perfumed. In the context of the Old Testament, it could refer to something like honey, which was a symbol of divine beauty and sweetness. Here are some detailed definitions for each: - Ambrosian: The angels were often depicted with feathers or other forms of ornamentation, making them appear to be human-like. - Ambrosia: Something that is sweet and perfumed.
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