The Devil Has Many Names - Alternative View

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The Devil Has Many Names - Alternative View
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“And there was a war in heaven: Michael and his angels fought against the dragon, and the dragon and his angels fought (against them), but they could not resist, and there was no longer a place for them in heaven. And the great dragon was cast out, the ancient serpent, called the Devil and Satan, who deceived the whole universe, was cast down to earth, and his angels were cast out with him.

So, have fun, heaven and those who dwell on them! Woe to those who live on earth and at sea! Because the devil has come down to you in great rage, knowing that he has little time left. (12th chapter of the Apocalypse).

The image of the Devil can be traced not only in European witchcraft culture. The devil as the head of the lower world is described in almost all corners of the globe.

The names of the Devil given below will once again confirm that the cultural branch of demonism extends to all areas of human activity and throughout the entire territory of the globe.

THE DEVIL AND ITS MANY FACES

Abaddon (Abaddon, Abadzona) - (Hebrew) destroyer

Adramelech (Adramedech) ш Sumerian devil

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Apuch (Apuh) - Mayan devil

Ahriman - Mazdaqian devil

Amon (Amon) - Egyptian god with the head of a ram ^ patron of life and reproduction

Apollyon (Apollyon) - Greek synonym for Satan, archdevil

Asmodeus (Asmodeus) - the Jewish god of sensuality and luxury, originally - "a judging being"

Astaroth - Phoenician goddess of lust and lust, equivalent to Babylonian Ishtar

Azazel - (Hebrew) gunsmith, inventor of cosmetics

Baalberith - Canaanite Lord of Consent, later turned into a devil

Balaam - Jewish devil of greed and greed

Baphomet || the templars worshiped him as the embodiment of Satan

Bast - Egyptian goddess of pleasure, represented as a cat

Beelzebub ^ (Hebrew) Lord of the Flies, the image is related to the symbolism of the scarab

Behemoth - the Jewish personification of Satan in the form of an elephant

Beherith - Syrian name for Satan

Bile (Vil) - Celtic god of Hell

Chemosh (Chemosh) - the national god of the Moabites, later - the devil Cimeries (Chimeris) - rides a black horse and rules Africa

Coyote (Coyote) - devil of the American Indian

Dagon (Dagon) - Philistine vengeful god of the sea Damballa (Damballa) - serpentine god of voodoo

Demogorgon (Demogorgon) - Greek name for the devil (should not be known to mortals)

Diabolus (Devil) - (Greek) "flowing down"

Dracula (Dracula) - Romanian name for the devil

Emma-O (Emma-O) - Japanese ruler of Hell

Euronymous Greek prince of death

Fenriz (Fenritz) - son of Loki, depicted as a wolf

Gorge (Gorgon) diminutive of Demogorgon, Greek name for the devil

Haborym - (Hebrew) synonym for Satan

Hecate (Hecate) - Greek goddess of the underworld and witchcraft

Ishtar (Ishtar) - Babylonian goddess of fertility

Kali (Kali) - (Hindi) daughter of Shiva, high priestess of the Tuggiev

Lilith (Lilith) - Jewish devil, the first wife of Adam Loki (Loki) - Teutonic devil

Mammon (Mammon) - the Aramaic god of wealth and benefit Mania (Mania) -g- the goddess of Hell among the Etruscans

Mantus (Mantu) - the god of Hell among the Etruscans Marduk (Marduk) - the god of the City of Babylon

Mastema (Mastema) - Jewish synonym for Satan

Meiek Taus (Melok Taus) - Yezidi devil

Mephistopheies (Mephistopheles) - (Greek) one who avoids the light Metztli (Metztli) - the goddess of the night among the Aztecs

Mictian. (Miktian) - Aztec god of death

Midgard (Midgard) - the son of Loki, depicted in the form of a snake Milcom (Milk) - Ammonite devil

Moloch (Moloch) - Phoenician and Canaayite devil Mormo (Mormo) - (Greek) king of the vampires, consort of Hecate

Naamah (Naama) - Jewish devil of seduction

Nergal - Babylonian god of Hades

Nihasa (Nihaza) C devil of the American Indian

Nija (Nidza) - Polish god of the underworld

O-Yama (O-Yama) - Japanese name for Satan

Pan (Pan) - Greek god of lust, placed later in the devil's retinue

Pluto (Pluto) - Greek god of the underworld

Proserpine (Proserpine) - Greek queen of the underworld

Rissa (Pakka) - Welsh name for Satan

Rimmon (Rimmon) - Syrian devil, who was worshiped in Damascus

Sabazios (Shavazios) - a demon of Phrygian origin, identified with Dionysus and the worship of the serpent

Saitan - Enochian equivalent of Satan

Sammael - (Hebrew) "the wickedness of God"

Samnu (Samnu) - the devil of the peoples of Central Asia

Sedit - American Indian devil

Sekhmet (Sekhmet) - Egyptian goddess of revenge

Set - Egyptian devil

Shaitan (Shaitan) - Arabic name for Satan

Shiva (Shiva) - (Hindi) destroyer

Supay - Indian god of the underworld

Tan-mo (Tian-mo) - Chinese double of the devil, god of greed and passion

Tchort (Damn) - Russian name for Satan, "black god"

Tezcatlipoca (Tezcatlipoca) - Aztec god of Hell

Thamuz (Tamuz) - Sumerian god, later ranked among the retinue of the devil

Thoth - Egyptian god of magic

Tunrida (Tunrida) - Scandinavian devil

Taphon (Typhoon) - Greek personification of Satan

Yaotzin (Yaoqin) - Aztec god of Hell

Yen-lo-Wang (Yen-lo-Wang) - Chinese ruler of Hell

This choice once again confirms that interest in demonology in different eras has been and remains unchanged and genuine.

On the subject: "The Story of the Devil".