1.Lucifer
Meet Lucifer, also known as Satan. Leader of hell and of all demons.
Lucifer was a very, very pretty man, but his ambitions to overthrow
Lucifer was a very, very pretty man, but his ambitions to overthrow
God ultimately led to his demise. Lucifer and his followers were
banished to hell,but not to be disheartened, he heartily replied, "Better
to reign in hell than to serve in heaven."
2.Beelzebub
Quite literally the "Lord of the Flies."
That doesn't sound like a very pleasant
title, but Beelzebub wears it well. He
serves as Lucifer's right hand man and
most trusted council. Aided Lucifer in
convincing the other demons that
poisoning the newly created earth was
a fantastic idea.
That doesn't sound like a very pleasant
title, but Beelzebub wears it well. He
serves as Lucifer's right hand man and
most trusted council. Aided Lucifer in
convincing the other demons that
poisoning the newly created earth was
a fantastic idea.
3.Leviathan
Leviathan, uncommonly not known by any other name, is said to be Satan himself, though argument exists. Typically represented as an enormous sea monster or serpent, it is believed that Leviathan was the serpent to have corrupted Adam and Eve. He stands next to Beelzebub and the famed Lucifer, and rules Hell as one third the almighty triad of Kings.
4.Azazel
Holds the distinction of being the most mysterious extrahuman character in Jewish sacred literature, his presence has been felt throughout the ages, but little is known about his origin or even his affiliation. He is a peddler of influence and knowledge, and popular culture has exploited his reputation and possibly given rise to his recent popularity.
5.Abaddon
Also Abaddan, Apollyon, Appolyon and Appolion (Greek).
Abaddon — literally meaning destruction, ruin or perdition — is the Hebrew name of the demon identified as the 'angel' of the bottomless pit, or the abyss, in Revelation, 9:11, who ties up the Devil for a millennium. Also known as 'The Destroyer', from his role as one of the destroying angels of the Apocalypse. In Job 26:6, and Proverbs 15:11, the word Abaddon arises in conjunction with Sheol. He is further identified as the Devil himself in the 3rd century Acts of Thomas, as well as in John Bunyan's Puritan classic, Pilgrim's Progress.
6.Lilith

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