👉 "Gudesakes" is a term used in the Bible to refer to a person who was anointed by God as king. The Hebrew word "gude" means "king," and "akes" means "to be anointed." In this context, it refers to someone who was made king through divine appointment or revelation.

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👉 Gudesake is a term used in Shintoism, a Japanese religion. It refers to the practice of placing a specific type of paper or cloth on the surface of a shroud to make it more "clean" and to purify the soul. The process involves using tar (also known as "kamikaze") or other materials to imbue the paper with spiritual energy, which is believed to cleanse the body and spirit. This is often done during a purification ritual called a g

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