Definition: Duartesses, in the Old Testament, were women who bore children in secret. They had a special covenant with God as a way to honor God's protection through the shedding of blood for their children and their lives. This covenant was based on the idea that God had provided them with children out of His own Son Jesus Christ, and He would bless and protect those chosen ones as they would be blessed by Him in return.
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