The Seven Archdemons and Their Deadly Sins

In this video, we will explore the seven arch-demons who are believed by many to embody or personify the seven deadly sins. They are sometimes referred to as the seven princes of hell or the seven demon lords, as they are considered the worst and most powerful demons of Christian Mythology.
Each of them represents one of the Seven Deadly Sins and possesses a unique set of characteristics and influences that are the opposite of righteousness and virtue.
Using their deadly sins, they are said to lead people down a path of ruin and tempt and manipulate individuals into committing immoral or evil acts, impacting not only themselves but also those around them.
So, let's look at each demon's story, origin, characteristic and influence, and find out together why these demons have such bad reputation.
Note:
- This classification of demons is based on "The Lanterne of Light," a 15th-century work on demonology often attributed to John Wycliffe. It was one of the earliest works (published in 1409) to classify demons according to the seven deadly sins.
The Lanterne of Light is thought to have influenced later works on demonology, including Binsfeld's classification of the seven deadly sins, which is commonly used as a basis for depicting the seven princes of hell in modern fiction and literature.
- Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:26 Lucifer
01:42 Beelzebub
03:50 Satan
05:21 Abaddon
06:35 Mammon
08:00 Belphegor
09:26 Asmodeus
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Who's your favorite prince of Hell? ⬇ Note: This classification is based on "The Lanterne of Light," a 15th-century work on demonology. It was one of the earliest works to classify demons according to the seven deadly sins. Don't forget to like and subscribe, Thanks! :)

[@edwinlondono6296]

Favorite=Asmodeus

[@obodosamuel6095]

Thanks for this 💖

[@Nightroplus2341]

amazing video about archdemons i love it

[@LetsTalkMythology]

Glad to hear that!

[@johndeer8489]

Which planets are they each correlated to?

[@fantasy-artist4425]

Can you talk about the archangels next or at the very least Michel

[@LetsTalkMythology]

Yes, I will cover the 7 Archangels in a future video. And thank you for your suggestion 👍

[@fantasy-artist4425]

@@LetsTalkMythology hay by the way do you know when or if your going too repost your removed videos and restore your playlist because I miss some of your earlier work

[@LetsTalkMythology]

I'm currently remaking the older videos(same subjects but with different approach). So I hope that you'll like the future content 🙏

[@sporkcunt8100]

These fellas are kinda naughty

[@bennitori4]

I find it interesting that Asmodeus is considered an ancient demon even over Lucifer. Did Asmodeus join Lucifer after the fact? It sounds like he may not have been involved in the rebellion against god based on what you describe.

[@LetsTalkMythology]

In various legends and religious texts, Asmodeus is primarily described as a major demon or evil spirit (sometimes a daemon or genie) rather than a fallen or rebellious angel. He was first mentioned in the Avesta, the holy book of Zoroastrianism, as the demon king of wrath, chaos, and destruction. Later, Asmodeus became associated with the sin of lust based on references found in the book of Tobit and the Testament of Solomon. Now, did he join Lucifer? Well, we need to understand that each of the 7 archdemons/princes of hell is considered to be a powerful demon in his own right. So you could say that they are 7 major evil forces rather than a group with a supreme leader. In fact, the association between Asmodeus and Lucifer or the idea of a hierarchy of demons in hell only appears in later literature, such as Dante's Inferno and Milton's Paradise Lost. Hope this answers your questions! :)

[@bennitori4]

@@LetsTalkMythology That's fascinating! Thanks!

[@edwinlondono6296]

Fascinating 🤘

[@nardo218]

imma need to see you cite your sources on your claims

[@akatsukigajou1639]

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