origins of words used in the Bible - part 1.

The Serpent Sata is from Chapter 87 of the Ancient Egyptian Book of the Dead
as shown HERE.

Sata is not evil. Sata is the transformation Serpent that the dead Egyptian aspired to become while traveling in the Otherworld to his/her destination (Heaven).

This word became the Hebrew word "Sata-N" or "Satan," and the word "Devil" is added to this, which is the word "Lived" inverted (in English). Hence because in order to become Sata-N you must have already lived.

"Chapter for transforming into a Sata Serpent:

"I am a long-LIVED snake; I pass by the night and am reborn every day. I am a snake which is in the limits of the Earth. I pass the night and am reborn, renewed and rejuvenated every day..."

(R.O. Faulkner, Ancient Egyptian Book of the Dead).

M7, 2011.




M7, 2011; Copyright 2011 MJC.