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== Etymology ==
== Etymology ==
The name Beqa is derived from a [https://biblehub.com/hebrew/1234.htm Semitic word] meaning to cleave or break away. This is believed to refer to the Watchers breaking free from Yahweh and from their past role of serving him, as well as to their breaking away from doubt and hesitation as they swore together to carry out their desires through the plan they had made.
The name Beqa is derived from a [https://biblehub.com/hebrew/1234.htm Semitic word] meaning to cleave or break away. This is believed to primarily refer to the Watchers breaking free from Yahweh and from their past role of serving him. However, it may also refer to their breaking away from doubt and hesitation, since they swore together to carry out their desires through the plan they had made.


== See also ==
== See also ==

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Beqa is the name of the oath sworn by the Watchers by the name of Harmoniel upon the peak of Mt. Hermon. This oath bound the Watchers to never betray each other in the course of their rebellion and descent. It carries high significance in the religion of Satano-Grigorism.

Etymology

The name Beqa is derived from a Semitic word meaning to cleave or break away. This is believed to primarily refer to the Watchers breaking free from Yahweh and from their past role of serving him. However, it may also refer to their breaking away from doubt and hesitation, since they swore together to carry out their desires through the plan they had made.

See also

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