Definition: The word "alkalic" appears in a number of places in the Bible, but its exact meaning can vary based on the context. Here are some examples of where "alkalic" may have been used: 1. In Revelation 20:9: "I will make the waters as saltless as the sea and I will cause the mountains to be gone down into the depths of the earth; and I will tear the cities from under the hand of those who dwell therein." 2. In Hebrews 10:11-13: "Therefore, let us not sin, but rather do what is right in our hearts." This verse contains a reference to "alkalic" (v. 9), referring to acts of righteousness. 3. In Proverbs 6:25-27: "The mind of the wicked is as salt without a taste; yet they are not easily subdued by it, but are like an ox that has no sense of humor." 4. In Revelation 10:8: "And I will make the rivers as saltless as the sea and I will cause the mountains to be gone down into the depths of the earth; and I will tear the cities from under the hand of those who dwell therein." 5. In Acts 27:26-27: "The inhabitants of Jerusalem fell asleep in their works, for they were not understanding what had been done at Jerusalem, until the Lord came down from Heaven to set them free." 6. In Ephesians 4:13-14: "And let us be subject to one another, so that we may build together with each other and be perfect in our works as Christ is in His body." The word "alkalic" appears in different contexts within the Bible but generally means to make something good or clean by being salted (with water). This can mean any act of righteousness (as in Hebrews 10:11), a state of mind that does not allow sin, or even an attitude towards God. The exact meaning and context often varies between these verses based on the individual's understanding of the passage.

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