👉 In the Bible, "AGUADECOCO" refers to a series of ancient Egyptian funerary rites that included human sacrifice as well as offerings, offering sacrifices that were part of a ritual to appease the gods and ancestors. The ceremony was conducted at the tomb of an individual's god or goddess, typically through elaborate ceremonies with offerings such as human bones, animal pelts, and other materials used for ceremonial purposes. This practice, which dates back to around 3000 BC, was part of a larger ritualistic approach that involved various forms of worship and sacrifice that reflected the beliefs and practices of ancient Egyptians.
