Definition: Aquage is a Hebrew term meaning "to be found in" or "to find." It refers to a place, object, or concept that is not well known or widely recognized. In the Bible, there are several references to 'aquage.' For example: 1. Ezekiel 37:28-29 (Translation by King James): "And I saw a woman standing upon a hill; and it came to pass that she stood among the rock, where the fish lay." 2. Exodus 6:5 (King James): "Then Moses said unto Aaron, Speak of the man whom God hath shewed thee for a man of great power. And he answered him, And there cometh out of the midst of the waters, and shall be his offspring." 3. Genesis 1:20 (King James): "And when I looked, behold, he was as a man that dwelt in the land, an ox, that had four legs, and two eyes, and three wings." The word 'aquage' is often used metaphorically to describe something unseen or unknown, especially one's identity. In this context, it signifies a person or concept not well recognized by others.
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