Definition: In Hebrew, "adusk" refers to a small round stone or pebble that is used as a sacred symbol in ancient Israelite ritualism, primarily associated with God's presence and protection. The specific meaning of this term varies by context and may not be universally understood within all Jewish communities. In some contexts, the term can also be used metaphorically to represent a small group of believers who are considered part of the community. For example, in the Old Testament, it is mentioned that God sent His angelic host to dwell among Israelites as "adusk" (Hebrew: שְׁמָאֵל) to protect them from harm. In Jewish tradition, the adusk could represent a group of believers who are considered part of a community and have been consecrated to God through their faith in Him. This term has played an important role in Jewish life for many centuries, symbolically representing God's presence and protection throughout the Hebrew calendar.

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