Definition: The word "theod" is a Hebrew term meaning "earth," but its original sense has been debated among scholars, though some consider it to be related to the Earth's core or a small, rotating shell. The etymology of "thoth" suggests it may have been derived from the word "theos," meaning "god." In the Bible, "theod" is sometimes seen as a term for God in its singular sense, though more often used with the plural form. For instance, Psalm 98:24 says, "The Lord theod hast chosen my mouth."
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