Definition: The word "alahee" comes from the Greek word "aaléa" which means "to stand." It's a Hebrew term that translates to "standing" or "staying" in Arabic, Persian, and other languages. Here are some key points about "alahee": - "Aala" is the root of the word "al-e," meaning "to be seated." - "Ah-e" is used as an adjective indicating "to stand on one's feet." For example, it could mean to stand on one's feet or "standing up." - "Ela" in "alahee" typically has a sense of being "like" something that stands up. It can also indicate something that rises above others. In the context of scripture, this term appears frequently as God speaks with Moses and the Israelites about standing up from slavery (Exodus 21:3-8). The Hebrew verb "alehein" which means "to stand" is often used to convey these instructions in the Bible.
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