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Definition: CRT stands for "control center" in the Bible, referring to God's spiritual control over humanity and the world. The term means that believers are to lead and guide others toward God's will through their words and actions. It also implies a sense of humility as believers must first submit to God's authority before they can influence others with their own thoughts and actions.
Definition: The word "Crt" appears as a modifier to a verb in some texts, it means "completely". For instance:
He was completely exhausted.
He had nothing to do but to sleep entirely.
His entire body felt completely fine and uninjured.
In English, the verb "to be completely" can also be used in this way:
She is completely dressed
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Definition: The word 'crts' is a medical term that refers to a tumor or mass that has grown so large in the breast tissue that it can cause discomfort, pain, and even affect the appearance of the breasts. It may also spread to other parts of the body where it has been found. Detailed definitions: 1. Crathea: A type of cancer that occurs in the breast tissue. 2. Breast tumor: An abnormal mass (crathea) that can grow to be quite large in size within or outside the breast tissue, causing discomfort and pain when touched. 3. Breast lump: A small, smooth, non-tender lump on the breast that may be caused by a cancerous lump, but it's usually not as noticeable as other lump types. 4. Breast enlargement: The increase in size of the breast tissue over time due to changes in weight, lifestyle, and hormones. Crathea is often found within the breast tissue itself or outside it. It can also spread into the other parts of the body where there is a cancerous mass, such as the abdomen or liver.
Definition: Verse 1: The word "NCTOK" refers to a significant, ancient text known as the Septuagint Bible. This book contains the original Hebrew or Greek texts of the Old Testament, which contain much information about God's laws and how God interacted with the Israelites through their experiences in the wilderness. Verse 2: The definition of "NCTOK" is a specific collection of biblical texts from the Septuagint Bible. It includes the Old Testament books such as Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy, and Patriarchs, which together form one of the earliest extant compilations of the Bible. Verse 3: The NCTOK is significant because it was a collection of biblical texts that were not part of the original Hebrew or Greek texts. This compilation was created as part of an effort to compile the text so that they could be presented in the language and form that would allow for easy understanding by non-Jewish people who did not understand Hebrew. Verse 4: The word "NCTOK" is a reference to the collection that contained the Old Testament books. This collection was created to bring the ancient texts together, making it easier to read and understand them, especially when compared with modern translations of the Bible.
Definition: The word "VCRTL" can refer to various things in the Bible, including: - Voice Command Relaying Technology: This refers to a method used to communicate with computers through voice commands. - Virtual Church Translation: It's a translation service where people can translate their own religious texts into different languages.
Definition: In the Bible, "ccrt" refers to a kind of tree that grows in a very special way: it's a type of grape-like fruit that has no seeds or pits. The specific name, which also means "fruit of the earth," was given to this tree by the people of Israel when they came to Palestine.
Definition: "Crucifixion" in Greek refers to a death by crucifixion, typically for sin or apostasy, which was Jesus' crucifixion. The term "crucifixion" comes from Latin, meaning "cross," so it directly links to its Hebrew and Greek origins. It's important to note that the specific details of crucifixion can vary widely across different cultures and historical periods, as this concept is a deeply symbolic one in Judaism, Christianity, Islam, and many other religious traditions.
Definition: The term "dcrtg1" seems to refer to a digital communication protocol or device in the Bible, but without further context, I'm not sure how it fits into that story. Could you please clarify your query?