Definition: The word "Anchistea" appears in several verses in the New Testament, primarily in Mark 5:42-43 where Jesus discloses a strange woman who had been caught up to be one with God. The woman's name was Mary Magdalene. The woman asked Jesus for anointing and water from her own blood. Jesus told her to take some of the water and pour it on their heads as a sign she would receive the power to do what she desired. This is a common Christian practice, especially in the New Testament when the Holy Spirit empowered people like Mary Magdalene.
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