Definition: The phrase "Allands" in the Bible, which appears several times in various passages, refers to the land beyond the city walls of Jerusalem, the boundary line between the Jewish nation and the Roman Empire that divided Israel into three areas: the East (the Holy Land), the West (the Promised Land) and the East, as it is now known. The "land" mentioned here represents not only the boundaries of the land but also the land itself. The specific details of the word "Allands" are not provided in the Bible as it appears. It is thought that these terms may have been used to refer to a broader concept or to describe the extent of the territory encompassed by the city walls, which were considered the borders of Israel within Roman control. The idea of an unbroken land beyond the boundary lines was a central theme in Jewish religious and political life during this era. However, it is important to note that while these phrases are likely to be found in biblical texts or other references to the ancient Near East, they may not have been translated directly into modern English as they did at the time of writing these verses.

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