Definition: Archmocker, in Greek mythology, was an immortal king who had a son named Demeter, and he chose to die by throwing his spear into the underworld instead of his kingdom. His father's name was Zeus. The term "archmocker" is used metaphorically in this context as a symbol of immortality or sacrifice in death.

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Definition: Archmockery is a term in biblical prophecy, used to describe the pattern or sequence of events leading up to Christ's crucifixion. Definition: The term "archmockery" comes from the Hebrew word "arkahim," which means to mock or exaggerate. It describes how the events surrounding Jesus' death and resurrection would have been portrayed by Jewish scholars if they were part of a book, rather than as detailed in the Bible itself. In other words, it suggests that the events leading up to the crucifixion of Jesus would not have been exactly what we find recorded in the Bible, but rather an exaggerated or imagined account.

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