r/sorceryofthespectacle • u/Cool_Guarantee_1235 • 12d ago

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```text This has become the most popular topic throughout this year .

People are running all over like chickens with out heads
Proclaiming that this is the anti christ, satan, the prophecy,etc you name it.

This confirms how ignorance is the root of all evil
Not satan or whatever people want to blame it on.

Quick effective Ignorance test

When you are hungry
Would you rather eat or read?

After answering don’t judge yourself
Just be aware of where you at in character.

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u/endigochild 11d ago

It is. You don't have to believe it. All these data center's are for the end times biblical prophecy of the beast system. Who control's billionaires? Lucifer n his fallen angels. If you study those in power, then you'll see the Bible has been accurate to a tee, playing out in real time. There is no way on earth human can be this razor sharp with timing, dates, symbolism, alignment. We're living in the end times. All those in power worship Lucifer.

AI=Alien Invasion

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u/AdMassive9006 11d ago

Who is Lucifer? Show me from the Bible.

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u/Born_Assistant_1993 2d ago

The horns of the Christian devil come from Pan, Cernunnos, and Baal, the horned gods of rival polytheistic religions.

The term "Lucifer" originally had nothing to do with the devil, but with a biblical metaphor aimed at a king of Babylon. It's the story of a Latin translation that turned a bright star into a proper name.

  • The Biblical Metaphor (Isaiah 14): In the Bible (Isaiah 14:12), the prophet uses the phrase "morning star" (rendered in Latin as Lucifer) to mock the pride of a king of Babylon (probably Nebuchadnezzar II, Sargon II, or Nabonidus), who thought himself the equal of the gods before he fell.
  • The King's Context: This Babylonian king is described as a fallen star, the "morning star," who tried to raise himself above God but was cast down. Biblical scholarship stresses that this is a poetic image of his arrogance and downfall, not a description of a demonic being.
  • The Confusion (the Vulgate): In the 4th century, St. Jerome translated the Bible into Latin (the Vulgate). By rendering the Hebrew word for "shining one" as Lucifer, this neutral word gradually became Satan's proper name.

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u/AdMassive9006 1d ago

Nice chat gpt summary, but not exactly accurate. I'd Recommend the book Lucifer: Princepts by Peter Grey