Definition: The Hebrew word for "ambach" does not appear to be known in English or its language, as no such term has been found in the New Testament. However, in the Bible's Greek Septuagint, it appears to refer to a specific type of wine called "ambach," which is commonly made from grapes. The Greek Septuagint text states: "Hebrews 14:3 The Lord is our Shepherd. And we shall not need any other man for this purpose than the Son of Man." In English, it reads: "The Lord is our Shepherd. He will guide us in all our ways." So, while the term "ambach" does not appear to be a direct translation from the Hebrew Bible into English, it could indeed refer to an aspect or quality of the wine being referred to. It might also imply that the specific type of wine was made with these grapes specifically for use as part of a shepherd's care and protection.
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