Definition: Antero-posterior. It's the direction of movement relative to the front and back of the body in a straight line from head to toe, with the anterior half (front) being closer to the floor and posterior half (back) farthest away from it. This terminology is crucial for understanding limb and joint movements.

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Definition: Anterolateral refers to a side or corner on a door, typically facing outward. It's often used in Bible verses to describe something that appears from one angle but doesn't show its full width, as though it has been turned inward. Definition: In Hebrews 11:33-35, "Anterolateral" refers to the image of God being portrayed in Genesis 26. When Adam and Eve were still in Egypt, they had just left their homeland but returned with a new man, Moses. But when he was about to take up his family's inheritance from the Pharaoh, his wife said: "Behold your brother's son." (KJV). They were speaking of their firstborn son, who would later become Joseph, and God being in a very visible position, as if he had turned outward. So, by using the word 'anterolateral', it implies that Moses was on one side of God. This side was "turning inward."

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