Definition: Cypress7 was a biblical term for God's people, referring to the Israelite community during the Old Testament period (Deuteronomy 9:15). It's derived from the Hebrew word "cypher," meaning "crown" or "pearl." The word "7" refers to seven days in the week. In the New Testament, it's used metaphorically to suggest that God is faithful and consistent throughout time, as He has never deviated from His promises.

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Definition: The word 'ess7' refers to a Jewish text in Hebrew that contains biblical instructions on the practice of sacrifice as commanded by God. It was written by a rabbi named Yeshayahu (Hebrew for "the one who brought" or "the first" - which points at the origin of this term). This text is often used in prayers and liturgies to prepare for religious ceremonies like Passover, Shavuot, Sukkot, and other festivals.

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