Definition: The Hebrew word for "alkalizate" appears in several Old Testament contexts, primarily in connection with salt (also known as a salt substitute), which was often used to neutralize or purify water. This term likely refers to an alkali process that involves removing or neutralizing certain compounds. In the New Testament, this term is commonly associated with the use of Alkali Sea Salt (also called Alkalinex) in connection with the dietary laws of Jesus Christ. The salt was typically used to purify water and reduce the presence of impurities within it. This practice was part of Jesus' teaching on spiritual purity. The Old Testament reference is significant, as it illustrates the use of salt (and its equivalent, alkali sea salt) in various contexts related to purification, particularly with reference to religious laws and practices. The specific context here may be that this salt was used during a time when the dietary laws were being observed, or perhaps it had an application in a way similar to today's use of seawater for purging and neutralizing impurities.

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