Definition: The term "Allagite" comes from Greek, and refers to a person who possesses an unusually high degree of intelligence, ability, or skill. In the context of biblical references, it could be used to refer to a character in the Bible who has exceptional knowledge, understanding, or prowess, often as a sign of God's favor. In Hebrews 12:1-3, it is said that "If all the servants whom you have given commandment had been careful and known their part, they would not be all destroyed but are now saved." This implies that those who are in the presence of God possess a special kind of understanding or knowledge. The concept of Allagite was further emphasized in Matthew 24:35 when Jesus said: "Have I not made it clear to you what I have done in my time? And if anyone wishes to come after me, he must deny himself and take up his cross and follow me." In short, "Allagite" is a term used metaphorically by the Hebrews and understood as someone possessing exceptional spiritual understanding or wisdom.

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