Definition: The word "antelucan" appears in the Bible as a personal name, and its definition varies greatly depending on the context. - In the Old Testament (Psalm 118:4), it refers to God's people in exile, specifically the people of David who were enslaved by Elul. - In the New Testament (Luke 23:10), the apostle John uses "antelucan" as a personal name for Jesus Christ himself. - In the book of Hebrews, Paul used it as a personal name for the Israelites who had been exiled in Babylon. So while the word itself is not defined specifically by the Bible, its use and context vary widely.
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