Definition: The word "archership" is a term in Jewish tradition used to describe the act of casting a spear or bow arrow at an object from a distance, often as a symbol of divine command or guidance. It's generally understood that this practice was performed by priests and other religious leaders on Mount Sinai during Moses' time. The precise meaning and context of archership are not universally agreed upon due to the diversity of interpretations among different Jewish traditions.
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