#bringer

[fieriframes]

[Never, if you can help it, be the bringer of ill news.]

[nazse]

https://x.com/87KT_

[livendecay]

Oh no the local BK workers are gettin FUCKED UP in the employee restroom again

[rubywolf0201]

Confrontation of Bringer and the Proxy sibs.

HOLY SHIT! DID THAT DUDE PLANNED TO SELF-DESTRUCT AND TAKE THE SIBLINGS WITH HIM?!?!

[everydaycritter]

for an art trade with ruxospit on sheezy art

[nedayisonline]

I FINALLY FINISHED MAKING THIS ONE IT TOOK A WEEK

[kemetic-dreams]

Where did Lucifer come from in mythology?

A misunderstanding and mistranslation of Isaiah 14:12.

Lucifer is not Satan, it’s a mistranslation of a Hebrew word into a Latin one.

Jerome, responsible for the translation of the Hebrew Scriptures into Latin, did not speak Hebrew, and misunderstood the word הֵילֵ֣ל to be a proper name, which he translated into Latin, via Greek, as Light bringer, lux fer, and combined the two into a name, Lucifer.

Lucifer actually refers to the king of Babylon, most likely Nebuchadnezzar II, as that same chapter makes clear in verse 4.