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Definition: The word 'ruu' in ancient Hebrew means "light." It represents two words, "r" for ray and "u" for light. In Christian symbolism, it's often used to represent the Trinity (Father, Son, Holy Spirit) or Jesus Christ himself. The word is also used metaphorically to describe a spiritual or inner light, like in John 14:6 where it's described as being 'the light of your heart.'
Definition: It's a word in the Old Testament, referring to things that should have been taken away or lost forever but weren't. Definition: Ruin means destruction or loss, as described in Genesis 38:17-20, where it is defined as "the spoil of the land". It describes a situation in which something valuable had not been taken away.
Definition: The word "ruunet" means "the people." It's a term in ancient Egyptian religion that refers to the belief in a group or class of divine beings, typically gods or goddesses, who control the natural world and are represented by human beings. The idea is that these beings work through various supernatural processes to bring about positive outcomes for humanity.
Definition: The term "ruusu" in the Bible refers to an animal that can walk on dry land with one foot. It's associated with the Israelites, who used this natural ability for their nomadic life, but eventually converted to slavery there. The word is also commonly used figuratively to describe someone who lacks strength or endurance; hence, it becomes a metaphorical term in various biblical stories and texts.