Very few of the following beasts are real. They
are mostly symbolic. I do believe that devils/demons are very real.
If you are being bothered by devils/evil spirits, please see my exorcism
page.
Name
& Pic |
Meaning;
Etymology |
Description
of the beast(s) |
Symbolism
of the beast(s) |
Sources
Fulfilled/or/not |
4 Beasts of Daniel's Vision
(also discussed individually below in alphabetical
order)
|
It was a vision that
showed Daniel the 4 empires that would come prior to the End of the Age,
(i.e., the Age of Aries).
(Jesus came at a beginning of the Age of Pisces). |
In Order:
(1) Sphinx
(2) Bear
(3) Leopard
(4) 10-horned Monster
(They are dealt with individually below.)
|
In Order:
(1) Median Empire
(2) Persian Empire
(3) Macedonian Empire
(4) Roman Empire
(They are dealt with individually below.)
|
The Angel explained
some of the vision.
&
I figured out the rest from my own research.
fulfilled.
|
4-headed Leopard
Picture from Wikipedia.
|
- N/A |
A leopard w/4 heads |
The leopard was the symbol of the
Macedonians. The 4-headed leopard symbolized the 4 Alexanders of the Macedonian Empire. Why four
heads?
Head symbolizes "head of state". There were four
Alexanders of the Dynasty. By the birth of the fourth Alexander, the
empire was already in civil war. And upon the death of the fourth
Alexander, the Dynasty ended. |
This is one of the four beasts of
Daniel
(See Daniel 7)
fulfilled.
|
10-horned
Monster
Picture by A.I. and Leon.
|
Teeth of iron.
Nails of brass.
No other description other than it had
10 horns.
x10
|
The 10-horned monster
Symbolized the Roman Empire. TEETH (of iron);
symbolized the iron weaponry.
NAILS (of brass);
symbolized the ornaments of their uniforms.
Why 10 horns?
It is not yet known to me exactly why the ten horns, but my gut-instinct
tells me that it is similar to the 10 horns of the beast in the Book of
Revelation.
See The Beast1 (below). It also has 10 horns.
|
This is also one of the four
beasts of Daniel. (See Daniel 7)
Chaldean numerology
Chaldean
numerology
Chaldean
numerology
fulfilled.
|
Abaddon
|
=
Apollyon
Apollyon is the diminutive of Apollo.
(Source)
Apollo
= The Sun
Apollyon = The Little Sun
The Little Sun =
(The
Red Sun)
|
- The king of the locusts of the
bottomless pit (Note: The bottomless pit is the endless darkness of space)
- The Angel of the bottomless pit.
- For description of the locusts, see locusts below.
|
The locusts represent
space debris that accompanies the red sun; They turn into meteors, and
they will rain upon the Earth.
Abaddon (Apollyon) represents the red
sun.
The bottomless pit is the emptiness of space.
|
Abaddon is mentioned only once in
the Bible (See Revelation 9)
The
bottomless pit
Strong's
Happening Now!
|
The Bear
|
- N/A |
A ferocious bear with 3 ribs in
its mouth. |
The bear represented the Persian
Empire, and more specifically Cyrus the Great. Why 3 ribs?
Cyrus the Great had to conquer...
- The Median Empire (1st rib);
- The Lydian Empire (2nd rib); and,
- The Babylonian Empire (3rd rib).
|
This is one of the four beasts of
Daniel
(See Daniel 7)
Empires
of History
fulfilled.
|
Name
& Pic |
Meaning
Etymology |
Description
of the beast |
Symbolism
of the beast |
Sources
Fulfilled/or/not |
The Beast1
|
Black Panther
(Black Leopard) |
Black leopard
w/ feet of bear
w/ mouth of lion
7 heads
10 horns |
Symbolizes chaos, storms, and war.
The 7 heads represent seven main types of chaos, and the 10 horns
represent 10 specific types of chaos, storms, and war.
Learn more here. |
Revelation 13
Strong's
Leopard
Symbolism
Now! |
The Beast2
|
Lamb-like Dragon
or
Dragon-like Lamb |
A dragon with horns of a lamb |
This beast symbolizes the economy,
and the two horns represent buying and selling. |
Revelation 13
Now! |
Beel-zebub |
Lord of the House |
No description given. |
House = the corporeal housing of
our spirits.
'Lord of the house' means a malevolent spirit that inhabits a body that
it doesn't belong to. |
Matt. 10:25
Matt. 12:24-27
Mark 3:22
Luke 11:15-19 |
Name
& Pic |
Meaning
Etymology |
Description
of the beast |
Symbolism
of the beast |
Sources
Fulfilled/or/not |
Behemoth
Artist's Depiction
Top: Behemoth
Bottom: Leviathan
_______________
This is what Behemoth actually looked
like to the ancients
Bel Haddad = Lord of Weather |
Lord of Storms
Other names:
Bel Hemmon
(Canaanite)
Bel Haddad
(Syrians)
Bel Addad
(Assyrians)
Bel or Baal
(Hittites)
|
Bible: (Job 40)
(1) Eats grass - (metaphorically). [Means: the sun
can scorch the grass.]
(2) Force in the navel. [The sun's power comes from within.]
(3) Chief in the ways of God. [The sun is the "chief" of
God, because God is Light.]
(4) Bones are strong, like brass. [Color of sun is like brass.]
(5) Trees cover him with their shadow. [Trees block the sunlight.]
(6) Drinketh up a river. [The sun "drinks" up
rivers (via
evaporation.]
Other Cultures in the Middle East depict Behemoth thusly:
Man with some kind of royal head gear which appears to
be in the shape of the sun at the top and rays from the sun coming down
hitting the waters, which appear to be evaporating.
There are pictures of snowflakes on his shirt.
Depictions of clouds precipitating are in the
background. |
Personification of the Sun -
The powerhouse of the water cycle.
NOTE: I am fully aware that most scholars equate the behemoth
with a hippo, but those scholars clearly have not done their
research. For instance, the Wikipedia article on Behemoth is full of
falsehoods that are being disseminated by ignorant individuals. If one
looks at the cognates in the languages and cultures around the Middle
East, one can see that clearly is the sun--the lord of all storms.
The counterpart of Behemoth was Leviathan.
See Leviathan below. |
Mentioned only once in the Bible
in:
Job 40:15
Described in detail in the Book
of Noah
Always
happening.
Behemoth and Leviathan are engaged in a constant war over
the Earth, where one wins a battle, then the other wins a battle; and,
back and forth, forever. Today, we call it "The Water
Cycle." |
Cherub
(sngl).
Cherubim (pl).
|
Cherub
means: Hybrid
Source: Online Etymology Dictionary
|
Has four wings.
Has four faces:
- ox
- man
- lion
- eagle
See also Mazzaroth below. There is a connection. |
The Hebrew Cherubim could be the
equivalent of the ancient Phoenician sphinx, which was used by the Medes
and Assyrians. The function was that of guardians.
In the Bible they guarded the Garden of Eden.
The Phoenician sphinx is a hybrid of the same animals: legs of an
ox, body of a lion, wings of an eagle, and face of a man.
In the Apocrypha, the Cherubim are referred to as the chariot of God.
|
Etymology.
Strong's
Always happening.
Cherubim are in the Mazzaroth, which is the celestial
wheel, through which the King (Sun) travels through a 24,000-year cycle,
which was called the "Great Year" by the ancients, and today is
called "The Precession of the Equinoxes." See Also:
Mazzaroth |
Cockatrice
|
- Adder |
No description given. |
A cockatrice is a dragon with the
upper body of a rooster. However, it would seem that the Bible was
mistranslated. It should be translated as adder. |
Strong's
|
Devil
and devils |
- N/A |
No description given. |
I call these
"demons". They are evil spirits.
Their interaction with humans is only for nefarious purposes. |
Mentioned 122 times in the Bible
and apocrypha |
Name
& Pic |
Meaning
Etymology |
Description
of the beast |
Symbolism
of the beast |
Sources
Fulfilled/or/not |
Four Horsemen.
Pictures made by A.I. and Leon.
|
Description
(1) White horse; rider had a bow.
(2) Red horse; rider had a sword.
(3) Black horse; rider had a pair of balances.
(4) Pale horse; rider's name was Death. |
Metaphor for...
(1) War;
& Conquering
(2) Bloodshed by human & natural disasters.
(3) Famine and economic demise.
(4) DEATH
- by pestilence,
- by disease,
- and by beasts.
|
Revelation 6
Happening Now!
|
Giants
|
- N/A |
There were different races of
giants.
Goliath was 4 cubits and a span in height. That's about 7 feet tall.
Others were much taller. They had six fingers on each hand.
See also Nephilim.
Goliath was probably a human-giant hybrid, because he was smaller than
the original giants. |
There is no symbolism. There
really were giants on this planet.
Many cultures attest to this fact, including the Native Americans. |
Genesis 6
Book of Enoch
Giants
really existed.
Some say they still exist. |
The Lamb of God
|
- N/A |
No description given. |
The Lamb is a Metaphor for Jesus, who will come
back at the end of days for his "bride".
Bride = personification of his people. |
Revelation 19
NOT FULFILLED YET.
|
Legion |
Approx. 5,000
(A legion of Roman soldiers was between 4 thousand and 6 thousand.) |
A group of devils that had
possessed a young man. |
I don't know how you could fit
5,000 demons in one human body, but how many angels can dance on the head
of a needle? |
Mark 5:9 |
Name
& Pic |
Meaning
Etymology |
Description
of the beast |
Symbolism
of the beast |
Sources
Fulfilled/or/not |
Leviathan
Picture is in the public domain.
Top: Behemoth
Bottom: Leviathan |
Twisted
Twined
Coiled
Wrapping
Other names:
Lotan
(Canaanite)
Rahab
(Hittite) |
A huge, twisted, twined, coiled
sea serpent.
This is apropos, because water vapor, especially in the form of steam
can be seen in twisted form.
|
Leviathan represented water and
the water cycle. Leviathan's counterpart was Behemoth (the sun), which was/is the
powerhouse of the water cycle. The two beasts are described as being enemies, because sun evaporates
water; and water in the clouds block out the sun. |
Job 41:1
Pss. 74:14
Pss. 104:26
Isa. 27:1
4Ezra 6:49-52
Book of Noah
Always happening.
|
Locusts
(from the bottomless pit; which is the endless darkness of space)
|
- N/A |
The locusts are described as
hideous beasts, thusly:
(1) Looked like horses
(2) Had crowns of gold
(3) Had faces of men
(4) Had hair of women
(5) Had teeth of lions
(6) Had breastplates
(7) Had wings
(8) Had tails like scorpions' tails
(9) Had power to hurt people 5 months |
The bottomless pit is the vast
emptiness of space. Interpretation:
The locusts are most likely symbolic of asteroids.
(Parenthetically, I saw these "creatures" in uninvited vision). They actually look like horses made out of
green plasma. Honestly, I'm not sure what to make of them.)
|
Revelation 9
NOT YET
FULFILLED;
But, coming soon.
Learn more about end-times
prophecy.
|
Lucifer
|
Literally,
"Light-bearer"
I have no idea why people think that Lucifer and Satan are the same.
Actually, Lucifer, Satan, and the Devil are three different entities.
|
"Son of the Morning"
(AKA: a morning star)
Lucifer = King of Babylon |
"Son of the Morning" is
interpreted to mean that He was a very bright star (metaphorically
speaking). All people were thought (by the ancient ones) to have a
star in heaven. This star was referring to the King of Babylon. |
Lucifer is mentioned only once in
the Bible:
Isaiah 14:12
fulfilled. |
Mazzaroth Beasts
For bigger image,
click here. |
Mazzaroth means: Garland.
See the circle within a circle? Those two circles look like
garlands.
|
IN THE CENTER
(1) The Throne:
Someone sitting on the throne in the center.
(2) The 4 Beasts:
Lion, Calf, Man, Eagle.
(3) 24 Stars = the 24 Elders
(4) 144 thousand is the number of the visible stars in the heavens to the
naked eye. There are 12,000 in each of the 12 sections of the night
sky. |
Mazzaroth is a Zodiac Chart...in
order of the precession of the equinoxes, ...i.e., in order of the ages. Note:
the chart does not go in order of the month signs. It goes in order
of the Ages. The so-called "Great Year" (known by many ancient
ones) was 24,000 years long (represented by the 24 Elders). |
Mentioned one time in the Bible...
@ Job 38:32
Wikipedia
Also described in Revelation 4-5 |
Name
& Pic |
Meaning
Etymology |
Description
of the beast |
Symbolism
of the beast |
Sources
Fulfilled/or/not |
Nephilim
(Giants)
|
"Fallen Ones" |
Giants;
Offspring of the 'watchers' (See Book of Enoch); AKA offspring of 'the sons of God'
(See Genesis).
|
There is no symbolism. There
really were giants on this planet.
Some say that they're still here.
|
Wikipedia
Brill
Genesis 6
Book of Enoch
Ch.6
Book of Enoch
Ch.7 |
No Name
|
- N/A
It has a name, but no man knows it. It has many epithets:
Faithful and True
The Word of God
King of Kings
Lord of Lords (...because he is envious of the Sun, and wants to
rule the solar system) |
*His vesture is dipped in
blood (meaning that
the beast is red).
*He rides a white horse (signifying perceived nobility).
*Out of his eyes comes fire (meaning it will get really, really hot; there will be solar flares and coronal mass ejections).
*A sword comes out of his mouth (meaning many will perish, including the beast and the false prophet). |
He who has no name is symbolic of
the red sun, a binary
star in our solar system, which causes destruction on Earth each time it
reaches perihelion.
Actual photo taken by me, Leon.
|
Revelation 19
Learn more about he who has no name. THE
RED SUN PROPHECIES NOT
YET FULFILLED |
The Ophanim
|
Wheels
or
Whirlwind |
The wheels are described as a
"wheel" or "whirlwind" with a living being inside each
wheel |
I believe what
Ezekiel saw was the Mazzaroth, which looks like a wheel within a wheel and
living creatures inside the wheel.
See Mazzaroth.
|
Ezekiel 1,3,10
Strong's
Wikipedia
fulfilled.
|
Rahab |
"Storming" |
Rahab is just another word for
Leviathan.
See Leviathan. |
Rahab is a dragon, which
symbolizes water and the water cycle. |
Mentioned 10 times in the Bible.
Etymology
|
Name
& Pic |
Meaning
Etymology |
Description
of the beast |
Symbolism
of the beast |
Sources
Fulfilled/or/not |
The Reaper
|
- N/A |
The Bible doesn't actually call
this individual the reaper. But, he did have a sickle, and he was
told to reap.
And, it appears that the whole earth was reaped in the last days.... not
once; but twice!
Then, the grapes of the vine were cast into the winepress, and blood
came out.
|
The reaping (harvesting) of the
earth signifies the collecting of the souls of those who die.
Actually, there will be 2 harvests implying that there will be 2 huge events
that will cause mass death.
The winepress is a metaphor for bloodshed. Thousands, perhaps Millions will die.
|
Revelation 14
NOT YET FULFILLED.
BUT, I fear the first one of the two harvest will come in 2025.
|
The
Red
Dragon
Picture created by A.I. and Leon.
- N/A
|
The red dragon is
described as a red dragon with
7 heads, 10 horns and 7 crowns.
|
The red dragon represents the
red
sun, a second sun in our binary solar system.
The 7 heads and 10 horns represent the 10 plagues that the dragon will
cause on the woman (which is mother Earth).
The red dragon's enemy is Michael (which is the personification of the
sun).
|
Revelation 12
...refers to the first
time that the red dragon (AKA red sun) fought with Michael (yellow sun).
Revelation 19
...refers to the next time that the red dragon (who has no
name and comes riding a white horse) and tries to destroy Michael
(the yellow sun).
NOT YET FULFILLED.
End of the World Prophecies
and
Red Sun Prophecies.
|
Satan
Pic by A.I. and Leon
|
Adversary
or
Accuser
Cognate of the Arabic word: shaitan.
Also said to denote remoteness from God.
(See Strong's)
|
No description is given in the Bible, except to
say that he was an angel, but... Professional Remote Viewer Major Ed Dames says that he remote viewed
Satan and Satan looked like a crystalline entity.
And, interestingly, has the same function as the crystalline entity of
Star Trek.
|
Satan is either a real entity, or
he is figurative. There are cases that can be made for both. I say that both are
correct. Satan is a real entity, AND the word "Satan" is
used figuratively in the Bible, especially when Jesus said to Peter,
"Get thee behind me Satan." Obviously, that was
figurative, because Peter was a flesh-and-blood human being, while Satan
is not. |
Satan is mentioned 57 times in the
Bible.
See Strong's.
We are introduced to Satan in the book of Job (which is recognized as
an allegory). In the book of Job, Satan is portrayed as kind of like
an accuser against humanity.
In Matthew 4, Satan is describe as "the tempter".
|
Satyr
Compare: Baphomet
Drawing by: Levi Del
(altered a bit by me).
|
(1)
From the Hebrew word: se'irim, meaning...
He-goats (male goats)
or...
(2) ...the name of a desert monster or demon of Hebrew folklore.
In Leviticus 17:7, the word se'irim
is translated as "devil".
|
None given. |
According to Strong's Concordance
of the Bible, in Hebrew the word is literally he-goats. However, according to Online Etymology Dictionary, it
is a folklorish hairy monster said to inhabit deserts.
Both are true.
So, no, satyrs don't really exist. The satyrs in the Bible symbolize
demons that look like goats.
|
Satyr is mentioned twice in the
Bible:
Isaiah 13:21
Isaiah 34:14
Strong's
Online Etymology
See also
Leviticus 17:7
Wikipedia
|
Name
& Pic |
Meaning
Etymology |
Description
of the beast |
Symbolism
of the beast |
Sources
Fulfilled/or/not |
Seraphim
"Fiery Ones"
Image created by A.I. and Leon
|
Angels with six wings, which are
very bright, as if they are on fire.
One set of wings were on the face. One set on the feet.
And, the big set (behind the back) were used for flying.
|
The six wings means that they are
a higher rank than the Cherubim.
The fact that they are fiery means that they are filled with light,
might even be made out of light; (light beings), might even represent some
of the brighter stars in the night sky.
They are the closest angels to God.
|
Seraphim are mentioned twice in
Isaiah.
Isaiah 6:2, and
Isaiah 6:6
Learn more about Angels here.
|
The Serpent
Image created by A.I. and Leon
|
A serpent that can talk. |
There are different schools of
thought.
Some say it represents Satan.
Some say it represents the Reptilians.
Some say it represents the Watchers.
|
Genesis 3
Book of Enoch 6-7
|
The Sphinx
|
-N/A |
Body of a lion,
Wings of an eagle.
Also had head of a man and legs of an ox. |
Symbol of the Medes, and more
specifically of Darius the Great.
I believe it also symbolized the four corners of the Mazzaroth (or the
universe). |
Daniel 7
fulfilled.
|
Unicorns ?
|
- wild ox |
None given.
|
NOT SYMBOLIC!
If you read the context, you can tell that it is referring to a real
animal. At first, I thought that unicorn meant the single-horned rhinoceros.
But, now, I'm not sure. It appears to be a mistranslation of the Bible, and is actually a wild
ox.
|
Unicorns are mentioned 9 times in
the Bible.
Strong's
Wikipedia
Online Etymology
|
Name
& Pic |
Meaning
Etymology |
Description
of the beast |
Symbolism
of the beast |
Sources
Fulfilled/or/not |
Vampires ?
Clipart from Clipart Library
Wish I could give credit to the artist, but none was given.
|
- N/A |
None given |
NOT SYMBOLIC!
If you define a vampire as a person who eats blood, then yes, the Bible
talks about vampires (as in people who eat blood); but they are not called
vampires.
|
The Bible condemns the eating of
blood at least 30 times. It wouldn't have condemned it if it didn't
happen. |
Watchers
"Giant with two humans"
From an Akkadian Cylinder Seal. Picture is in the public domain.
|
- Sons of the elohim (gods)
- Meaning that they came from "heaven", which means from
space.
- There is a correlation with the Akkadian cylinder seal depictions of
giants, called "Anunnaki" (those from heaven to Earth came).
|
No one knows what they looked
like. No description was ever given in the Bible, probably because of the of the
second commandment which states that there shall be no images made of the
Hebrew gods.
The ancient Mesopotamian depictions of the Anunnaki (those from heaven
to Earth came) show beings twice the size of humans.
Their offspring became the giants of many cultures' folklore.
|
The word "elohim"
(gods) is the
plural of the word "eloah" (god). It is interesting to
note that the same Hebrew word used for their God(s) also applies to the pagan gods.
The gods of the pagans were originally personification of natural
phenomena, like Bel (Behemoth). I do not doubt that those personifications became very
literal to the people over time.
However, the Hebrew gods were corporeal beings, with whom the Hebrews
interacted. The watchers were the sons of gods that physically
mated with human beings in Genesis 6, creating giant offspring. |
Genesis 6
Enoch 6-7
Strong's
Etymology
|
Werewolves ?
|
N/A |
This myth allegedly comes
from the Book of Daniel and refers to the King of Babylon, King
Nebuchadnezzar, who was cursed by God to become a beast. Here is the
description:
"...and he was driven from men, and did eat grass as oxen, and his body was wet with the dew of heaven, till his hairs were grown like eagles' feathers, and his nails like birds' claws."
That's hardly the description of a werewolf. |
NOT SYMBOLIC!
This really happened, and it is true that his appearance changed and
that he lived like a beast, but werewolves do not eat grass, so I'm going
to say...
Myth
Busted!
However,
we could be dealing with the very first werebird... or is he
mothman???
|
Book of Daniel
Explanation
of the Myth
|
Witches
&
Wizards
The Witch of Endor
(See I Samuel 28)
Original painting by Dmitry Nikiforovich Martynov, 1857
|
N/A |
The Witch of Endor
was described as a woman with a
familiar spirit in 1 Samuel.
These days, generally channelers and mediums will align themselves with
a particular spirit in order to perform their work.
Some magicians do likewise. Just type "demon magic" on
YouTube and you'll see tons of videos of magicians doing magic that is not
a trick. It defies the laws of physics.
It would appear that working with "familiar spirits" is a
very old profession.
|
NOT SYMBOLIC.
The Bible is replete with witches, sorcerers, magicians, astrologers,
Chaldeans, and soothsayers; those that communicate with familiar spirits,
and wizards.
The Bible speaks ill of such, saying that such things are of the devil (or
devils). There was a time when I disagreed, but now, I agree. It is
done by the power of the devils.
If you feel that you are being bothered by a devil or a demon, please
see my exorcism page.
|
IN THE BIBLE...
Word |
Times of
Mention |
astrologer |
9 |
familiar
spirit |
16 |
magician |
16 |
possessed with devils |
15 |
soothsayer |
7 |
sorcerer |
8 |
sorcery |
1 |
witch |
2 |
witchcraft |
8 |
wizard |
11 |
Note: Astrology is not necessarily bad. It is a tool, and
in the wrong hands, can be bad.
The 3 magi used astrology to know that Jesus was born. |
And God said, Let there be lights in the firmament of the heaven to divide the day from the night; and let them be for signs, and for seasons, and for days, and
years. (Genesis 1:14)
The problem comes with the interpreter and the interpretation
of those signs.
Use your own spiritual discernment when interpreting such
things.
These three guys obviously interpreted the sign correctly.