Definition: The word "antipodes" appears in the Bible, specifically in Deuteronomy chapter 25:3-4, which describes a group of Israelites who were traveling through the wilderness during an epidemic of sickness. They encountered a group named Antipods and became separated from them by a narrow passage called an antipod. This is believed to represent the border between Israel and the Land of Canaan that they eventually settled. Definition: In Deuteronomy 25, the word "antipodes" refers to a narrow passage or path in the desert wilderness described as "an antipod." This was seen as an entrance from which Israelites would have to travel to the land of Canaan, their promised inheritance, and it also serves as a symbol of their separation from their original home. The passage is thought to have been an analogy for God's control over human journeys, with Israelans being separated by this narrow path during a time of great need and hardship.
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