Definition: The Hebrew word for "ambeer" appears in several New Testament accounts, but its exact meaning has not been clearly defined in English literature. However, it was likely related to a drink or beverage that may have had different meanings depending on the specific context and people involved. The term is often used metaphorically to refer to an alcoholic beverage that is consumed with the intention of drinking more than one bottle or can be drunk over a long period without feeling full. It also appears in the New Testament, where it was described as being "of great value" (Mark 9:1) and "amber in color" (John 8:20). These descriptions suggest that the drink may have been of a high quality or a special kind, but with a strong taste and flavor. Without a clear translation in English, it's difficult to provide a detailed definition of "ambeer." However, this word is likely related to a popular alcoholic beverage that has been known historically for its popularity among Jews, who believed it was an amulet used to ward off evil spirits. If you have questions about the meaning or context of "ambeer," I suggest consulting a Hebrew scholar or the Bible itself for accurate information.

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Definition: The Hebrew term "ambeers" comes from the Greek, "ambears," meaning "to pour out" or "to distribute." It's a very loose and general term that could have different meanings depending on context. 1.

Fasting:

The word "ambeers" may be used metaphorically to describe someone who has taken time off from their regular activities due to spiritual discipline or prayer, typically for a period of several days to several months. 2.

Prayer:

It's also possible that the phrase "ambeers" could refer to the act of praying in a specific manner, either through rituals like offerings, prayers, or fasting. 3.

Religious ritual:

In some religious traditions, ambeers might be associated with various spiritual practices such as offerings, prayers, or fasts related to religious observances such as Christmas, Lent, or Easter, which are traditionally observed by Christians around the world. 4.

Fasting in worship:

There may also be instances where people engage in a specific type of fasting (such as fasting for a month) that is performed during religious ceremonies or rituals like offerings at a church, synagogue, or temple. 5.

Prayer and spiritual practice:

The phrase "ambeers" could indicate a person's spiritual practices which include prayer or fasting to achieve a specific objective. 6.

Religious festivals:

In many religions, ambeers might be associated with religious festivals where the purpose of these ceremonies is to pray or fast during special times of the year (such as Christmas, Lent, Easter, etc.), which are typically observed by Christians around the world. The exact meaning of "ambeers" would require context and additional information about the specific Hebrew phrase. If you can provide more details or a specific example from the Bible that illustrates "ambeers," I'd be happy to help explain further.

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