Definition: Anacanthine is a word found in the Bible that refers to a type of plant known as the anacanthus, which is not commonly used but may be mentioned by name in some places. The term appears frequently in the books of John and Mark, particularly in verses 16 and 20 of Mark's Gospel about Jesus and His disciples. It may also refer to a type of tree or vine that grows prolifically, resembling an acanthus. In the New Testament, it is often used as a metaphor for God’s grace, compassion, and mercy.
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