Definition: The word "headwall" is a term in the Old Testament, referring to a wall that separated Israelites from their captors, the Amalekites. It's also used metaphorically to refer to walls or fences created by God. The wall was made of stone and had a specific height, often 24-36 feet (7-10 meters). This symbolized how the Israelites were separated from their captors.
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