Definition: The term "alkitran" is a Greek term used in the Bible, specifically in reference to the act or nature of God sending His Son into the world as a human being. The Hebrew term for "alkitran" is "mashakhti", which translates from Greek and means "son of man". The original text gives us a clear definition: 1. The word "Mashakhti" in the KJV is translated by English word "Son of Man". This refers to Jesus, who was also called "the son of man." 2. According to the New International Version (NIV) translation for this verse in John 3:16, "He went out on a journey into the world as a son of man." In this context, 'alkitran' is used metaphorically as an example or analogy of how God chose and sent His Son into the world. This act of God's love and grace is described in John 3:16-18 where Jesus is shown to be like "a child" (Mashakhti) who follows and loves his Father.
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