Definition: The word "adscripted" in the KJV translation refers to the word "adscript" found in Hebrew scriptures, which can be translated into English as "anointed". The context for this term appears to be that of a special type of oil or perfume being applied to anoint someone. In Old Testament times, the Jews were taught by Moses not to apply a special kind of oil (which is called "adscript" in the Bible) to the head for the purpose of anointing. Instead, they should use another oil called "adonite", which was similar but stronger and more potent than the adscript. The Hebrew word "adscript" means something that is "naturally or naturally occurring," specifically referring to an oil that has been applied to the head to make it shine in a special way. This oil is commonly referred to as "anointing oil."
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