Definition: The word "airmobile" appears in several places in the Bible, but it doesn't have an exact meaning. Let's look at some key verses that relate to airmobile: 1. In Psalm 58:7-9, God speaks through David, who is talking about a mobile device used for travel: - Verse 6: "For in your sight there may be seen a multitude of people, and in their hands they will have many things." 2. In John 14:16-17, the Lord says to John, "I am the light of the world; he who follows me will never walk in darkness, but will have the light of life" (NKJV). 3. In Zechariah 14:10, Jesus addresses a group of people and gives them the name "The Light of the World." He also tells them to be as simple as possible: - Verse 8: "And as a child you will learn what is good; you will not go astray." 4. In Revelation 2:5, the Lamb of God takes on human flesh in order to give light and healing to those who were lost. 5. In Acts 17:30-31, Paul writes about how he was told to take a mobile device with him when he went on his travels: - Verse 4: "And I was afraid for my life; but God gave me the spirit of wisdom and understanding which made all manner of answers." 6. In Luke 4:5-6, Mary visits Jesus in a room where they are all gathered around Him: "Now it was a great day to Mary who had been carried away with her love for the Son of God..." (NKJV) These verses suggest that the word 'airmobile' is related to an early form of communication or transportation device. The term seems to be used in reference to someone traveling on foot, possibly a mode of transportation like a cart or horse-drawn carriage. It's possible that this device could have been a portable way for people to travel and communicate with others.

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