For centuries, the name "Satan" has conjured images of a horned, malevolent figure ruling the underworld and orchestrating humanity's downfall. But what if this terrifying narrative was built on centuries of distortion, evolving cultural influences, and political agendas? In this video, we dismantle the myths surrounding Satan, tracing his origins back to ancient texts where he was not an enemy of God but a divine challenger—"ha-satan," meaning "the adversary." From the Book of Job to the fiery depictions of Hell in Dante's Inferno, we’ll uncover how the portrayal of Satan transformed from a role within God’s divine framework to the ultimate scapegoat for human fears and failures. Join us as we explore the profound shifts in Satan’s image—from a tester in the Hebrew Bible to a rebellious fallen angel and ruler of Hell in Christian theology. Through historical analysis and theological inquiry, we reveal how external influences like Zoroastrian dualism, medieval propaganda, and political agendas shaped the devil we fear today. More than just a figure of evil, Satan’s evolution mirrors humanity’s own struggle with morality, truth, and accountability. This thought-provoking journey challenges everything you think you know about good and evil—and the power of the stories we tell. #Satan #BiblicalHistory #ReligiousMyths #TheologyExplained #AncientTexts #Spirituality #DanteInferno #TruthAboutSatan #ReligiousHistory #GoodVsEvil