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|smt4a= | |smt4a=Fallen angel of light, lord of Hell, and leader of the fallen angels, demons, and fiends. | ||
|smt5= | Name means the "light-bearer." Once a seraphim--the highest choir of angels--he led a rebellion against God in an effort to replace Him. | ||
He was cast to the depths of Hell as punishment. | |||
|smt5=The Lord of Chaos who leads the fallen angels and is equated with Satan, according to Christian traditions. | |||
His name holds the meaning of "one who brings light," indicating that he was once the most beautiful of the archangels. However, it is said that he rebelled against the almighty Creator and chose to become a fallen angel. | |||
After defeating the Creator during Armageddon, he ended up not assuming the Throne of Creation, and instead transcended to a higher plane of existence. | |||
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|dx2= | |dx2=The one who rules hell and all its inhabitance, formerly known as the archangel of light. His name means "morning star" and before he fell, was the chief of the Seraphim. With a third of Gods angels on his side, Lucifer rebelled against God. He was defeated by Gods superior forces however, and in hell awaits his chance to strike again. | ||
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|dsrk2= | |dsrk2=He is the great fallen angel of Judeo-Christian lore, and his name means "Morning Star." | ||
Once second only to God, his pride drove him to revolt. He and his rebel cohort were cast down into Hell. | |||
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|p4= | |p3p=A fallen angel, and the lord of demons in Judeo-Christian lore. His pride led him to revolt against God, taking a third of the heavenly host with him. He now waits for a second chance to challenge God. | ||
|p5= | |p4=A fallen angel, and the lord of demons in Judeo-Christian lore. His pride led him to revolt against God, taking a third of the heavenly host with him. He now waits for a second chance to challenge God. | ||
|pq1= | |p5=A fallen Judeo-Christian angel, he led a rebellion with an army of angels against God and lost. He waits in Hell for his chance to challenge God once more and strike Him down. | ||
|pq2= | |pq1=A fallen angel in Judeo-Christian lore whose name signifies "Morning Star". Primarily known for defying God, but he is also worshipped as a bringer of light to mankind. | ||
|p5s= | |pq2=A fallen angel in Judeo-Christian lore whose name signifies "Morning Star". Primarily known for defying God, but he is also worshipped as a bringer of light to mankind. | ||
|dcld= | |p5s=A fallen Judeo-Christian angel, he led a rebellion with an army of angels against God and lost. He waits in Hell for his chance to challenge God once more and strike Him down. | ||
|desu1= | |dcld=This six-winged lord of Dem is feared far and wide for his devastating power. | ||
|desu2= | |desu1=A fallen angel and the lord of Hell and all its demons in Judeo-Christian lore. | ||
He was once the highest-ranking Seraph, second to God, whose name means "Light-Bringer." His pride led him to revolt, taking a third of the heavenly host with him. He now awaits a second chance to challenge God. | |||
|desu2=A fallen angel and the lord of Hell and all its demons in Judeo-Christian lore. | |||
He was once the highest-ranking Seraph, second to God, whose name means "Light-Bringer." His pride led him to revolt, taking a third of the heavenly host with him. He now awaits a second chance to challenge God. | |||
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