Definition: In the Hebrew Bible, "AMASE" appears 16 times in Genesis, the first book of the Bible. This word refers to the name of God mentioned in chapter 17:11-24 which states that God was named by His people after He had given them names. The Hebrew language has a rich symbolism, and this term "AMASE" is one of its most significant ones. It holds many meanings, but what is most clear is the fact that it signifies the name of God in the Bible as it appears in the first book of the Old Testament, Genesis Chapter 17:1-24. It can be translated into various languages and is commonly used to refer to a person named Adam (the first-born) in Hebrew literature. It's also often used in religious texts for the sake of identification or identification with God as mentioned in chapter 17:11-24. The word 'AMASE' has been a topic of discussion within Jewish and Christian traditions, both emphasizing its connection to God and His names.

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Definition: The English term "Amasa" comes from the Hebrew name Amasa, which means "Gentleman," referring to a man who was a very gentle person and showed great compassion for others. This individual had a kind heart and acted with kindness and gentleness towards those around him. In the Old Testament, it's mentioned that one such person was named Amasa. The Bible narrative describes him as a "gentleman" who was beloved by many people. Amasa is described as having lived in the land of Canaan during its time under King Saul (2 Samuel 11). He was known for his kindness and compassion, and he was instrumental in the division of Canaan between the tribes. Amasa was a prophet at that time, but also a man of God who believed God's promises. In Hebrews 4:6-7, Paul says, "For we know that a man is righteous whose righteousness exceeds all men." Amasa exemplified these qualities by his behavior and actions, which reflected God’s love for all people. Amasa was known for his wisdom and compassion, as he often sought to alleviate the suffering of the people. In 1 Samuel 20:30-40, King Saul told Amasa, "Who has been with me in battle?" Amasa replied, "This is not a man I have chosen for this purpose, but God has sent him." This act of faith and trust in God was a sign of his goodness and compassion. In summary, the term "Amasa" comes from the Hebrew name Amasa, which translates to "gentleman." He lived during the time of Saul (the son of Kish), a king of Canaan, and is associated with great kindness, compassion, and spiritual guidance.

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Definition: The word "Amasias" is a Greek term that appears in several places in the New Testament, especially in its original language form. The full name of Amasias is given in Acts 13:27:

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And when it had been four days and nights, they came to Jerusalem. Here's a brief overview of the word "Amasias": Amasias = (Acts 13:27) - "One named Amasias, who was in Jerusalem. He received from Jesus and said, 'I am an old man; I have not reached the time when I should see the kingdom of God.'" The Greek name Amasias is a reference to the person known as Amasias (Acts 13:27). It could refer to a wide range of individuals or places, but in this context it seems likely to be referring to someone named Amasias. The word "Amasias" is associated with Jesus and is often used to describe people who have lived and are still living in the present time. The exact meaning of "Amasias" in English is somewhat difficult to define precisely, but it's generally understood as a name or title given to someone by another person. However, this context does not provide enough information for a precise definition that would be accurate from a biblical standpoint.

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Definition: The word 'Amasta' is a Hebrew term used in biblical texts to describe someone who is not one's true friend or disciple, but rather a false friend or leader, often using deceptive means to gain power or influence for their own advantage. The phrase "Amasty" comes from the Greek word 'amastos,' which means 'to deceive.'

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Definition: The word "Bahamas" refers to a group of islands located in the Caribbean Sea off the coast of Venezuela, Colombia, Panama, and Ecuador. It is considered the second largest island by area after Réunion. The Bahamas are known for their warm weather, tropical climate, rich natural resources, and cultural heritage. They have a diverse population with many languages and traditions. The Bahamian people speak English as their first language and there is an extensive English-speaking community throughout the country. The islands of the Bahamas include: Grand Bahama Island (the largest island in the archipelago), Little Bahama Island, St. John Island, Saint Thomas Island, Saint Croix Island, St. Lucy Island, and Liberty Island, which is the capital of the Bahamas. Each of these islands has its own unique culture and traditions. The Bahamian people are known for their strong tradition of hospitality and their love of music, dancing, and food. They have a rich history that dates back to ancient times and includes Mayan ruins, Spanish colonization, and British colonial rule. In summary, the word "Bahamas" refers to an archipelago located in the Caribbean Sea off Venezuela, Colombia, Panama, and Ecuador. It is known for its warm climate and natural resources, which include abundant wildlife, a diverse population, and rich cultural heritage.

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Definition: The word "aceldamas" refers to a type of wood that has been used in ancient Mesopotamian, Persian, and Assyrian architecture for its durability and strength. It was imported from the regions where it grew and then exported to other areas around the world as a building material. In ancient Mesopotamia, aceldamas were commonly used to build domes, arches, and buildings such as palaces and temples. The wood was prized for its hardness, which made it strong enough to withstand the heaviest weight. It also had a natural grain structure that allowed it to be easily shaped into intricate shapes. In Assyria, aceldamas were used in construction of houses and other structures, particularly in the city of Nineveh. They were known for their durability and beauty, and they were imported to other regions as well, including Persia. Today, aceldamas are still commonly used in architecture, but with modern techniques and materials, such as concrete and metal, they are not as durable or as aesthetically pleasing as they once were. However, they have been preserved and studied for their unique qualities and cultural significance.

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Definition: The term "Agamas" in the Hebrew Bible refers to the first generation of Abraham's descendants, who were described as living under the guidance of God after they had died. The original Hebrew word "Agamah" means "seed," and it is used metaphorically to describe those descended from a particular family or individuals. The term "Abraham" in this context is the first name of one of these generations. When God commanded Abraham to go and seek food in an area where he would find no place, Abraham followed God's instructions and found Isaac (later referred to as "the One") in a place where there were not any other living beings. This story is part of the narrative of Genesis 12:1-30, and it is believed to be part of the Book of Abraham in the Hebrew Bible. The narrative goes on to describe how God brought Isaac to Abraham, who then named his son Jacob. This name was chosen because Jacob's father was called "Abia," which means "father." It also mentions that God said, "Abraham shall call you by your first name, and I will be with you." The details of the story are detailed in Genesis 12:1-30, where it is explained that God chose a new place for Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob to live.

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