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	\|question=Are the Watchers demons?		\|question=Are the Watchers demons?
	\|answer=That depends on the definition of "demon" being used. Satano-Grigorists typically avoid using the term "demon" entirely, as it has no meaningful use in the Satano-Grigorist framework.		\|answer=That depends on the definition of "demon" being used. Satano-Grigorists typically avoid using the term "demon" entirely, as it has no meaningful use in the Satano-Grigorist framework.
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			\|question=What order of angels did the Watchers belong to?
			\|answer=When the Watchers were angels, they were their own order. They did not belong to any of the other known orders of [[angels]].
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	\|question=Does anyone worship the Watchers?		\|question=Does anyone worship the Watchers today?
	\|answer=Yes, [[Satano-Grigorists]] worship the Watchers as a group alongside [[Satanael]].		\|answer=Yes, [[Satano-Grigorists]] worship the Watchers as a group alongside [[Satanael]].
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	\|question=Why were the Watchers punished?		\|question=Why were the Watchers punished?
	\|answer=...		\|answer=Because they rebelled against Yahweh's tyrannical commands. However, they broke free from their punishment.
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	\|question=Are the Watchers still on earth today?		\|question=Are the Watchers still on earth today?
	\|answer=No. They have returned to the spiritual realm.		\|answer=No. They have returned to the spiritual realm.
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			\|question=Who worships the Watchers today?
			\|answer=The [[Grigorist Temple of Satanael]] and its [[Satano-Grigorist]] religion worship the Watchers and Satanael. Some independent occultists and demonolators also work with the Watchers.
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	\|question=Are the Watchers the same as the Irin or Iyrin?		\|question=Are the Watchers the same as the Irin or Iyrin?
	\|answer=Yes.		\|answer=Yes.
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	~~\|question=Are the Watchers the same as the Igigi?~~
	~~\|answer=...~~
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	~~\|question=Are the Watchers the same as the Anunnaki?~~
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	~~\|question=Are the Watchers connected to the Titans?~~
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	\|question=Are the Watchers extraterrestrials or aliens?		\|question=Are the Watchers extraterrestrials or aliens?
	\|answer=...		\|answer=No. They are fallen angels, spiritual beings who incarnated in ancient times.
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	\|question=Is Azazel one of the Watchers?		\|question=Is Azazel one of the Watchers?
	\|answer=...		\|answer=No. Azazel is another name for Satanael, the Devil. He is not a Watcher.
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	\|question=~~What is~~ the ~~relationship between~~ Azazel ~~and the Watchers~~?		\|question=Is Asael the same as Azazel?
	\|answer=...		\|answer=No. Asael is a Watcher, while Azazel is [[Satanael]].
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	\|question=What is the relationship between ~~Samyaza~~ and the Watchers?		\|question=What is the relationship between Azazel and the Watchers?
	\|answer=...		\|answer=Azazel, aka [[Satanael]], granted the Watchers the power they needed to rebel against Yahweh. The Watchers were so grateful that they granted Azazel the honorary title "Prince of the Watchers."
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	~~\|question=Why is Samyaza considered~~ the ~~leader~~ of the Watchers?
	~~\|answer=..~~.
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	\|question=~~Why does Satano-Grigorism worship beings that~~ the ~~Book of Enoch condemns~~?		\|question=What is the relationship between Samyaza and the other Watchers?
	\|answer=...		\|answer=He is a leader among brothers, not a king who is above the other Watchers.
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	\|question=Why do Satano-Grigorists consider the Watchers gods rather than angels?		\|question=Why do Satano-Grigorists consider the Watchers gods rather than angels?
	\|answer=...		\|answer=They are not [[angels]] because they no longer serve [[Yahweh]]. They are gods because they are powerful spiritual beings who interact with humans.
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	~~\|question=How does the Satano-Grigorist view of the Watchers differ from the Christian view?~~
	~~\|answer=..~~.
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	\|question=How does the Satano-Grigorist view of the Watchers differ from the Book of Enoch?		\|question=How does the Satano-Grigorist view of the Watchers differ from the Book of Enoch?
	\|answer=...		\|answer=The Book of Enoch portrays the Watchers negatively as sinful angels who tragically succumbed to temptation, corrupted humanity, then tried to repent and were not forgiven, so they were bound and punished. The Satano-Grigorist view is positive; the Watchers' rebellion is seen as virtuous and the claim that they sought repentance is denied, as well as the claim that they are still bound.
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	\|question=Can someone work with the Watchers without being a Satano-Grigorist?		\|question=Can someone work with the Watchers without being a Satano-Grigorist?
	\|answer=Yes~~, of course~~. Satano-Grigorists do not "own" these beings.		\|answer=Yes. Satano-Grigorists do not "own" these beings. The [[Temple]] still encourages anyone interested in the Watchers to read their public resources, as they may find them useful.
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	\|question=What languages are the names of the Watchers recorded in?		\|question=What languages are the names of the Watchers recorded in?
	\|answer=...		\|answer=Most are from various Semitic languages: Aramaic, Hebrew, Ugaritic, Akkadian, or Ge'ez.
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	\|question=Where in the world did the Watchers first descend?		\|question=Where in the world did the Watchers first descend?
	\|answer=They incarnated upon [[Mt. Hermon]] and descended in the surrounding inhabited areas, ~~reaching~~ the Mesopotamian civilization		\|answer=They incarnated upon [[Mt. Hermon]] and descended into the surrounding highly inhabited areas, including the Mesopotamian civilization and the Ancient Near East.
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	\|question=Why is Mount Hermon associated with the Watchers?		\|question=Why is Mount Hermon associated with the Watchers?
	\|answer=...		\|answer=It was where they swore their oath and where they first incarnated.
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	\|question=What oath did the Watchers swear on Mount Hermon?		\|question=What oath did the Watchers swear on Mount Hermon?
	\|answer=~~...~~		\|answer=They swore an oath called Beqa so that they would always
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	\|question=Did the Watchers cause the Great Flood?		\|question=Did the Watchers cause the Great Flood?
	\|answer=...		\|answer=No. [[Yahweh]] caused the Flood when he was trying to kill all of the [[Nephilim]].
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	~~\|question=What happened to the Watchers after~~ the Flood?
	~~\|answer=...~~
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	~~\|question=Where are~~ the ~~Watchers now?~~
	~~\|answer=..~~.
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	\|question=Are the Watchers still on earth today?		\|question=Are the Watchers still on earth today?
	\|answer=...		\|answer=No. They have returned to the spiritual realm.
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	\|question=Does the Book of Jude mention the Watchers?		\|question=Does the Book of Jude mention the Watchers?
	\|answer=...		\|answer=Yes, it references their story, but it does not mention them directly by name.
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	\|question=Does 2 Peter mention the Watchers?		\|question=Does 2 Peter mention the Watchers?
	\|answer=~~...~~		\|answer=Yes, it references their story, but it does not mention them directly by name.
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	~~\|question=Why~~ does ~~the Book of Enoch call the Watchers sinners?~~
	~~\|answer=..~~.
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	\|question=~~What forbidden knowledge did~~ the Watchers ~~give humanity~~?		\|question=Why does the Book of Enoch call the Watchers sinful?
	\|answer=...		\|answer=Because the Book of Enoch is a Yahwist book, and Yahweh considers the Watchers very sinful for rebelling against him, enlightening humans, and having sex with humans (which was very taboo).
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	\|question=Did the Watchers teach humans magic?		\|question=Did the Watchers teach humans magic?
	\|answer=...		\|answer=Yes, several Watchers taught various disciplines of magic.
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	\|question=Did the Watchers teach humans astrology?		\|question=Did the Watchers teach humans astrology?
	\|answer=...		\|answer=Yes, [[Kokabiel]] primarily taught astrology.
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	\|question=Did the Watchers teach humans medicine and herbalism?		\|question=Did the Watchers teach humans medicine and herbalism?
	\|answer=...		\|answer=Yes, [[Samyaza]] primarily taught herbalism and pharmacy (how to make medicine).
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	\|question=Did the Watchers teach humans how to make weapons?		\|question=Did the Watchers teach humans how to make weapons?
	\|answer=...		\|answer=Yes, or at least highly improved weapons. [[Asael]] taught weapon-making, metalworking, jeweler's arts, and the use of cosmetics.
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	\|question=Did the Watchers teach humans writing?		\|question=Did the Watchers teach humans writing?
	\|answer=...		\|answer=Yes, [[Penemue]] taught humans to read and write.
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	\|question=Why did the Watchers marry human women?		\|question=Why did the Watchers marry human women?
	\|answer=...		\|answer=They found human women beautiful and desired them, so they fulfilled this desire when they rebelled against Yahweh.
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	\|question=Are there any female Watchers?		\|question=Are there any female Watchers?
	\|answer=No; all of the Watchers are male. They incarnated with male bodies.		\|answer=No, all of the Watchers are male. They incarnated with male bodies.
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	\|question=What did the Watchers look like?		\|question=What did the Watchers look like?
	\|answer=~~They~~ a		\|answer=Each Watcher has a different appearance, but they are all attractive men with feathered wings.
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	\|question=What is the ''Book of the Watchers and the Acts of Enoch''?		\|question=What is the ''Book of the Watchers and the Acts of Enoch''?
	\|answer=The ''[[Book of the Watchers and the Acts of Enoch]]'' is the primary revealed scripture of [[Satano-Grigorism]]. It is not to be confused with the Book of Enoch, an ancient Yahwist [[parabiblical literature\|parabiblical text]].		\|answer=The ''[[Book of the Watchers and the Acts of Enoch]]'' is the primary revealed scripture of [[Satano-Grigorism]]. It tells the story of the Watchers' rebellion and descent. It should not be confused with the Book of Enoch, an ancient Yahwist [[parabiblical literature\|parabiblical text]].
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	~~\|question=Which chapters of the Book of Enoch tell the story of the Watchers?~~
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	~~\|question=Who are the 200 Watchers in the Book of Enoch?~~
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	\|question=Why are only some of the 200 Watchers named?		\|question=Why are only some of the 200 Watchers named?
	\|answer=...		\|answer=They all have names; some are simply unknown. While the names of the Dekadarchs (twenty leaders) and two or three other Watchers have survived, the rest of the Watchers' identities have been lost to time, so they must be rediscovered by spiritual inquiry.
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	\|question=~~Did~~ the Watchers descend ~~on Mount Hermon~~?		\|question=Where in the world did the Watchers first descend?
	\|answer=...		\|answer=They incarnated upon [[Mt. Hermon]] and descended in the surrounding inhabited areas, reaching the Mesopotamian civilization
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	\|question=Are the Watchers guardian angels?		\|question=Are the Watchers guardian angels?
	\|answer=...		\|answer=No. They may protect their followers upon request, but they do not fit the Christian concept of guardian angels (a type of angel such that one is assigned to be the "personal angel" of every human being throughout their life).
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	\|question=What is the Book of the Watchers?		\|question=What is the ''Book of the Watchers and the Acts of Enoch''?
	\|answer=...		\|answer=The ''[[Book of the Watchers and the Acts of Enoch]]'' is the primary revealed scripture of [[Satano-Grigorism]]. It is not to be confused with the Book of Enoch, an ancient Yahwist [[parabiblical literature\|parabiblical text]].
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