Definition: The Hebrew word "aleth" appears in the New Testament and has several meanings, but I will provide a brief overview and its general definition: 1.

Alight

(Aleth): This term can refer to a light source or object that illuminates or brings something into view; often used in the context of the gospel account of the birth, death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus Christ. 2.

Lighting

(Aleth): It also has its interpretation as light being cast upon someone, usually in a positive manner. This word is sometimes used in connection to acts of kindness or generosity towards others. 3.

Dawn of Dawn

: In the New Testament, this term can refer to the dawn which is often considered to be a time when the Lord Jesus appeared for the first time and his death was made public. The term "alight" suggests that something miraculous had occurred. 4.

The Coming of Light

(Aleth): This metaphorical statement in the New Testament could mean that Christ's resurrection would bring light and salvation, as well as the end of darkness and suffering. In summary, Aleth is a word that represents different aspects of life: light, enlightenment, or the dawn of an event. It can refer to various things depending on context and may have multiple meanings within a single verse, but its primary function is often to convey a sense of spiritual guidance and purpose in the life of the reader.

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