Fallen angel (=200?)

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Ni-Neith 2024年11月11日 9時01分

I recently read a book (fiction). There were some names mentioned "Fallen angel" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fallen_angel
When I started to study the Internet on this topic, some authors claimed that there were 200 of them.
They all had their own names.

I don't know the Bible well, although I read it from beginning to end.
This is a very large layer of history that passed me by.
All this is very interesting.

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WarHeRo 2024年11月11日 9時02分

maybe its from judaism?

Ni-Neith 2024年11月11日 9時06分

WarHeRo の投稿を引用：
maybe its from judaism?

Possibly. I don't know much about this, especially about Judaism.
I haven't been to Israel.

WarHeRo 2024年11月11日 9時10分

u can just read the torah and the old testament

Cinnamoon_dragon 2024年11月11日 9時20分

The Bible does not contain detailed descriptions of demons, even Lucifer and Satan are described there only a few times. Most of the demons' names were borrowed from other religions, for example the Canaanite deity of fertility and weather Baal became Beelzebub. Other things were invented in the Middle Ages, for example the Lesser Key of Solomon from which most occultists and anime creators draw inspiration.

Ni-Neith 2024年11月11日 9時28分

Here I found a mention of the Book of Enoch
"Second Section
VI. And it came to pass, after the sons of men had multiplied in those days, that beautiful and lovely daughters were born to them. 2 And the angels, the sons of heaven, saw them, and desired them, and said to one another, "Let us choose ourselves wives from among the sons of men, and bear ourselves children!" 3 And Semyazah, their leader, said to them, "I fear that you will not wish to carry out this matter, and then I alone will have to atone for this great sin." 4 Then they all answered him and said, "Let us all swear an oath and bind ourselves to one another with oaths not to abandon this intention, but to carry it out." 5 Then they all swore together and bound themselves to one another with oaths: for there were two hundred of them in all. 6 And they went down to Ardis, which is the top of Mount Hermon; and they They called it Mount Hermon, because they had sworn an oath by it and had sworn curses to one another. 7 These are the names of their leaders: Semyaza their leader, Urakibarameel, Akibeel, Tamiel, Ramuel, Danel, Ezekeel, Sarakujal, Azael, Batraal, Anani, Tsakebe, Samsabel, Sartael, Turel, Jomjael, Arazjal. 8 These are the rulers of the two hundred angels, and all the others were with them."
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Book_of_Enoch

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WarHeRo 2024年11月11日 9時40分

ezekeel my boy. i love him

steven1mac 2024年11月11日 9時52分

Most angel and demon names come from old myths and religions of the area, although there were several made up centuries ago in Europe when the subject became popular area of study. Most names with el in them are directly linked to God by the Hebrews, that is why so many angels have el in them.

Ni-Neith 2024年11月11日 9時54分

There are interesting allusions between unrelated cultures here.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_(archangel)
The battle with dragons and the cult of dragons in Chinese mythology.
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Where does such a detailed description of mythical creatures come from in these ancient mythologies that are unrelated to each other?

TGC> The Games Collector 2024年11月11日 9時56分

But have they continued to keep count?

Ni-Neith 2024年11月11日 9時58分

TGC> The Games Collector の投稿を引用：
But have they continued to keep count?

Interesting question.. ))

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Coinkydink 2024年11月11日 10時04分

The Bible is not history, LOL.

Those entities you name are demons which some pagan mystics called Archons (means "rulers") They are parasites of humanity and mind-control all the hierarchical military empires and totalitarian anti-human regimes, starting in Babylon and continuing with Abrahamic religion, the Roman Empire and its descendants who still rule much of the world.

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Reddari 2024年11月11日 10時05分

Static-ghost の投稿を引用：
The Bible does not contain detailed descriptions of demons, even Lucifer and Satan are described there only a few times. Most of the demons' names were borrowed from other religions, for example the Canaanite deity of fertility and weather Baal became Beelzebub. Other things were invented in the Middle Ages, for example the Lesser Key of Solomon from which most occultists and anime creators draw inspiration.

Baal is not a name, its a title. Roughly equivalent to Lord. A lot of what told to us are names are actually titles. That is why you got many Ba'els (Baals). Its like everyone talks about for example Trump as "The President". But that is not his name, nor is he the only president.

So there is Baal Zepob, you mentioned - also called Baal Zephon, some think its Lord Zeus. And there Baal Canaan - which is where the word Cannibal comes from, Lord of the Caaninites - Caan Bael. One cultures god is another cultures devil. Are they the same in this instance? Not unbelieveable. Read a bit about Zeus and what a rapist he was, lol. And his Wife - His Wife killed Women because they were raped by Zeus like its their fault.

The suffix -el means owner. Its rather common here and off-planet. The word animal for example comes from anima+el. A being that possesses life force as opposed to negative beings like undead or unholy (un-wholly - incomplete) beings who need to sustain themselves on others lifeforce.

So the kinda funny part is how degraded the word animal is... that is because a lot of this planet is basically run by undead parasites or NPC types who also aren't true animals. (meaning lifeforce generators in this context)

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Ni-Neith 2024年11月11日 10時17分

Reddari の投稿を引用：
Baal is not a name, its a title. Roughly equivalent to Lord. A lot of what told to us are names are actually titles. That is why you got many Ba'els (Baals). Its like everyone talks about for example Trump as "The President". But that is not his name, nor is he the only president.

So there is Baal Zepob, you mentioned - also called Baal Zephon, some think its Lord Zeus. And there Baal Canaan - which is where the word Cannibal comes from, Lord of the Caaninites Caan Bael. One cultures god is another cultures devil. Are they the same in this instance? Not unbelieveable. Read a bit about Zeus and what a rapist he was, lol. And his Wife - His Wife killed Women because they were raped by Zeus like its their fault.

The suffix -el means owner. Its rather common here and off-planet. The word animal for example comes from anima+el. A being that possesses life force as opposed to negative beings like undead or unholy (un-wholly - incomplete) beings who need to sustain themselves on others lifeforce.

So the kinda funny part is how degraded the word animal is... that is because a lot of this planet is basically run by undead parasites or NPC types who also aren't true animals. (meaning lifeforce generators in this context)

Greek mythology, I haven't read much about it myself, but my friend who knows a lot about it told me a lot of interesting things. Zeus and all this host of Greek (and not only) Gods often led a very indecent lifestyle.

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