Definition: Taxonomy in Bible refers to classification or organization of life, creatures, etc., into categories such as kingdom, family, order, class, genus, species. It's also used for describing things like plants, animals, minerals, etc. Detailed definitions include: - Kingdom: A group of related living organisms that are closely related through their common ancestry. - Family: An organism group consisting of closely related members sharing a common ancestor. - Order: A group of closely related organisms that are genetically related to each other in terms of their common ancestors but do not share any specific traits. - Class: A class is a division within an order or family, including sub-families and genera. - Genus: The scientific name for a living organism. It typically includes the species name and one or more genus-specific names. - Species: A distinct group of organisms that can be distinguished from other members by their specific traits and characteristics. Understanding these terms in the context of life helps us understand how diverse and complex life is in the Bible's world.