Definition: The word "albumoid" is an ancient Hebrew term used to describe a person who had taken upon himself the duties of a king, thus gaining dominion over his fellow Israelites. In this context, the meaning is that he took on their duties in order to become a leader and govern them as kings. In the Septuagint Bible, "albumoid" refers to an idol which was meant to be worshipped and worshiped by God. It may have been associated with the image of an idolatrous king or ruler who ruled over his subjects, thus providing an example for idolatry. The exact meaning of "albumoid" is a complex concept, reflecting both divine and human allegory in the Old Testament narrative. However, it implies that kingship was not solely a royal duty but also a way to exercise authority and control over others (the Israelites) by means of their worship of an idolized king. The term is closely associated with various biblical figures, such as Solomon, who became King of Israel through God's revelation and thus used his power for the kingdom.

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