Definition: The word "Is6" appears in the Bible as a symbol for the Kingdom of Israel (God's People) and its inhabitants, specifically God's children or branches. Definition: "Is6" was used to represent God's people. It represented His presence among them and their faith in Him. The Hebrew word "is" means "God," indicating that it could refer to either a literal God (who is indeed present among the Israelites) or something more symbolic of God's rule and presence over His people. Is6 was also often used as a symbol of God's covenant with Abraham, which He established through his son Isaac, signifying both a relationship between God and His people and an affirmation of their commitment to Him.
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