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Definition: Apostrophe refers to a way in which information or words are disguised, often for religious or literary purposes. It typically involves the substitution of letters with other symbols to avoid revealing the truth about someone or something. This practice was used by Christian apostates to cover their true beliefs and identity from being exposed by non-believers.
Definition: Apostatized means to have been "converted" or "converted into" a certain belief system, typically by being taught it by the apostle Paul in the Bible. This often involves conversion through revelation or divine instruction.
Definition: Apostatize means to proclaim or spread a statement, particularly as an official or leader's declaration. It comes from Latin "apostas," meaning "proclaiming." In the context of religious teachings or leadership, apostatizing often refers to publicly breaking faith with God. The word is translated into Greek as apsotos ("to proclaim") and can be found in the New Testament (Matthew 10:25) as Jesus said, "He that believes has eternal life, and he that does not believe is condemned."