Definition: The term "ayahausca" comes from a Hebrew word, which translates to "words," in the Yehovah's name as it appears in Deuteronomy 28:14-15. It is believed to refer to the sacred books or portions of the Bible that contain prophecies and teachings related to God. The precise meaning of this term varies widely depending on the context, but generally, "ayahausca" refers to the Book of Kings (or King), a book in the Hebrew Bible that contains prophecy and biblical teachings. It is the oldest known written text in the English language and holds significant significance in religious studies as well as in the understanding of God's dealings with humanity. The Bible has various sections, each containing prophecies, stories, or teachings that are part of the Book of Kings. Some of these sections are included in other books or parts of the Bible themselves, like the Prophets and the Songs of Solomon, while others are more specific to a single chapter. The word "ayahausca" is one of several Hebrew words used in various passages throughout the Bible. It seems to be a common term for the Book of Kings, which includes many prophecies and teachings related to God's dealings with humanity.

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