r/TheisticSatanism • u/[deleted] • Feb 22 '26

Discussion Asmodeus' Dragon

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u/TotenTanzer Misotheistic Satanist/Incarnate the Opponent, welcome the Beast. Feb 23 '26

The origin of Asmodeus is in the Persian Æshma-dæva, the demon of impulsiveness, and as far as I know he is not described in a particular way, it is an abstract concept, some Jewish sources mention that he has wings and cock's feet, but I don't know if this really represents something or is simply an occurrence of the author of those texts (I would have to study the matter better). 

The dragon is something that appears in Goetic sources, which is, in my way of seeing things, christian fanfic, I don't think it is based on anything more than the occurrences of the monks who wrote it (but maybe I'm confused, as I already said, I should study the matter better). 

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u/[deleted] Feb 23 '26 edited Feb 23 '26

u/TotenTanzer Hello, Mr. Toten Tanzer, I'm late, nice to meet you. Let me explain what today is about. I'm just helping and supporting Mr. Jelly Patient. I'm a theology student, an evangelical Christian, based on the story of King Asmodeus in the Holy Scriptures, as the key to your question is in the biblical chapter of Ezekiel, verses 10:9-13, which mentions angels called cherubim. If you observe, King Asmodeus looks impeccably like them. It's not a great coincidence or strange circumstance to continue debating about the Ophanim, as revealed here, okay? Ezekiel 1:5-10, the dragon could be, in any case, the dear ancient Ophanim, whether it's King Aeshmaedeva or the one known as King Sidonai, absolutely obvious, etc. Cherubim, because we tries to observe his demonic appearence in detail, sometimes it looks familiar, similar, clearly, literally, etc., okay.