Definition: The word "alasas" is a Hebrew noun, referring to a term that means "retribution," often translated as "evil." It comes from the verb "alashu," which means "to bring down or diminish." In the Bible, "alasas" is used figuratively in describing punishment. For example, God speaks of the "alasas" that he brings upon those who do wrong (Ezekiel 16:8). This term is often associated with wrath and judgment. In more literal context, it's a phrase that refers to God punishing someone for an offense or sin. It can be used metaphorically as well when describing the punishment of some wickedness.
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