Definition: The Hebrew word "epsmunu" refers to the term used in ancient Greek philosophy to describe the process by which God acts upon souls, specifically the soul of an individual's ancestor who was chosen by the divine to be reborn into a human form after death. In simpler terms, "epsmunu" signifies that an individual who is reborn as someone else's child or ancestor, but has not passed on directly from their original body, would have a unique personality, traits, and experiences that are influenced by the divine. The term suggests that this process is often seen in religious or philosophical contexts to describe how divine beings interact with human souls during life. The term "epsmunu" was later translated into other languages but remained an important concept in Jewish and Christian belief systems, especially in ancient times when it was used in connection with the soul of God's chosen individuals.
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