Definition: The term "allylene" in the Bible does not appear to be a commonly used term, but it might refer to a particular substance or element in the chemical literature. The Hebrew word for "allylene" translates roughly as "gas" in English. In the Hebrew scriptures and other biblical texts, this is often translated into Greek, Latin, or Greek. The original text of Genesis 18:34 states that Abraham had given Isaac the "allylene," which he was to give his father. The phrase used here seems to be a figurative expression indicating that God's presence is akin to the presence of an ally. It indicates that God would remain with him, offering help and protection during the journey. In this sense, "allylene" might refer to a strong bond or association between two individuals; one who is a close friend or companion. This could imply a close relationship, trust, and a shared purpose or connection within the family unit. However, without context from other biblical passages or additional information about the specific verse or phrase in question, it's difficult for me to provide an exact definition of "allylene" as it would not be part of a standard Hebrew vocabulary.

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