Definition: The Hebrew word "archelon" translates to "shrine," referring specifically to a place where God dwells in the Bible, often at Mount Sinai. It refers to the divine dwelling place, a sacred space within the sacred text or sanctuary. The term can also refer to specific areas of religious architecture in the temple or the holiest site of Judaism, which is an altar called "shrine," a place of worship that receives its offerings and sacrifices.
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