Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Ssyt

👉 Saying 'ssyt', also known as "Satan's son," refers to an angel who, in the Bible, represents evil spirits or demons. The term appears in the Book of Revelation where it's used metaphorically to describe Satan after his defeat at the Battle of Sinema in 1960. The angel is described as having a human appearance with demonic powers and being known as 'Satan's son' because he became one of Satan's minions who were cast out. The Hebrew word used for this term (Satan) was "Satan," which originally meant "the devil." It also has other meanings, including the devil, an evil spirit, or a fallen angel. The term 'ssyt' is part of the Bible where it's often used in reference to Satan after his defeat.

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