Devil, The: Zoroastrianism Titles, Nicknames, and Euphemisms–The International Library of Paranormal Psychology

Ahriman in Zoroastrianism

Zoroastrianism describes the Devil as:

• decay
• chaos
• Angra Mainyu
• “twin” offspring of Zurvan, “Time”

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Devil, The: Islam’s Titles, Nicknames, and Euphemisms–The International Library of Paranormal Psychology

Rebubichrist Jihad Devil

Islam describes the Devil as:

• Iblis
• Shaitan
• jinn

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Devil, The: Christian Titles, Nicknames, and Euphemisms–The International Library of Paranormal Psychology

A Devil According to Christianity

Christianity describes the Devil as:

• Satan
• Lucifer
• Morning Star
• angel who rebelled against God
• Ashbaal-associated with the Old Testment of the Holy Bible andstories of King David
• Maribaal or Meribaal-associated with the Old Testment of the Holy Bible and stories of King David
• Ba’al Peor-assoicated with the Old Testment of the Holy Bible and stories of Moses

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Devil, The: Judaism (Jewish) Titles, Nicknames, and Euphemisms–The International Library of Paranormal Psychology

Jew Death Stalkers: The Devil

Judaism describes the Devil as:

• ha-satan
• yetster harah
• Lilth- female Devil Being, dangerous to pregnant women and children. From Jewish Tradition, the first wife of Adam that would not pleasure her husband—–Hence, Eve, From The Flesh of Adam.
• Ashbaal-associated with the Old Testment and stories of King David
• Maribaal or Meribaal-associated with the Old Testment and stories of King David
• Ba’al Peop-assoiciated with the Old Testment and stories of Moses

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Devil, The: Judeo-Christian Titles, Nicknames, and Euphemisms–The International Library of Paranormal Psychology

Leviathan: Judeo-Christian Devil

Judeo-Christian beliefs for descriptions of names for the Devil are:

• Abbadon-“destruction”
• Satan
• Asmodai
• Beelzebub- ba’al Lord of the Flies (Flies symbolized as “evil”)
• Lucifer
• Belial, Beliar, Bheliar- without “Master”
• Iblis
• Trickster
• Tempter
• Ashbaal-associated with the Old Testment of the Holy Bible and stories of King David
• Maribaal or Meribaal-associated with the Old Testment of the Holy Bible and stories of King David
• Ba’al Peor-associated with the Old Testment of the Holy Bible and stories of Moses

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Devil, The: Catholic Titles, Nicknames, Euphemisms–The International Library of Paranormal Psychology

Saint Wolfgang and The Devil

The Catholic Church describes several names for the Devil:

• Baphomet- associated with the Knights Templar
• Old Scratch, The Stranger, Old Nick- refers to “ones character”
• Prince of Darkness- opposite of light, Biblically “God is Light”.
• Prince of the Air- associated with passions of the flesh
• Satan (The Adversary, Accuser, Prosecutor)- Biblically refers to “Human opposer”.
• The Ancient Serpent, The Cruel Serpent, The Old/Crooked/Coiling Serpent- From Gensis 3 and the story of the Fall.
• The Anti-Christ (666, 616)- refers to the unnamed personification of resistance to Christ.
• Ashbaal-associated with the Old Testment of the Holy Bible and stories of King David
• Maribaal or Meribaal-associated with the Old Testment of the Holy Bible and stories of King David
• Ba’al Peop-associated with the Old Testment and stories of Moses

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