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Bible Verses About Leviathan

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Half man half goat, the image of Lucifer, once an angel now the devil. I have done lots of research in books and on the world wide web. Through this process I have gathered lots of information on demons and some interesting facts on supernatural beings associated with them. You might even learn more about them than you thought you ever could. For there are many things of the supernatural there are in this world may you believe or the subject just humors you whatever it may be I hope this will fascinate you. This essay will provide the history, origin, and examples of demons. The history of demons is very interesting in fact, for they might not have been born or created as you might have believed. Demons the evil beings of hell, the minions of Satan, the creatures of the …show more content…

Job 41:18 His sneezings flash forth light, and his eyes are like the eyelids of the dawn.
Psalm 74:13-14 You divided the sea by your might; you broke the heads of the sea monsters on the waters. You crushed the heads of Leviathan; you gave him as food for the creatures of the wilderness. ) (“34 Bible Verses about Leviathan." What Does the Bible Say About Leviathan? Web. 23 Oct. 2015.) These beings are nasty creatures set to destroy. There is also a demon named Lilith. In Judaism she is said to go after single men or women in child birth or ones about to give birth. She is said to appear as a Screech Owl. This essay has provided many informative facts about demons through research through book material and the internet. The history, origin, and examples may not all be that accurate. So do some research on your own, find out more than I may have told, and find out what is truth and what is a lie. You may have learned a lot in this essay, maybe more than you though. Why not learn more? I know I am going to do more research you should to. Thank you for your time in reading my

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