Definition: The word "lvnw" is a Hebrew term used in Jewish religious texts to describe certain types of offerings or sacrifices. In general, it refers to sacrificial gifts given as a way of thanking God for blessings received during one's life, as part of a ritual that often includes burning incense and lighting candles. Some examples include the "lamb of Jesus," which is usually burned during Jewish festivals (such as Passover or Easter) in order to atone for sin and bring good news to the world.
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