Definition: The Hebrew term "Doesan" refers to a person who was executed in 2132 BCE, marking the end of the Babylonian Empire. The term describes a person who was caught by an army that had been sent to carry out his execution, but was later captured and executed instead. The word is used metaphorically as a figure representing those who have lost their lives for a cause they believe in or for which they are fighting.
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