NALGAE BOOK 1: Fallen Angel✔

CHAPTER 32

NOTE : Ang mga mababasa po ninyo sa chapter na ito ay base sa mga nasearch at nalalaman ko po patungkol sa STORYANG ITO...hindi po ko perpekto hehe at siguro may alam din kayo na iba sa nahanap at nalaman ko...EVERY DETAILS ARE BASED ON WHAT I'VE SEARCH and also hango lamang din sa GAWA NG UTAK AT IMAHINASYON KO (FICTION)......ayon lang kamsaranghe💖

FAYRE'S POV

Sinusubukan kong intindihin yung pinapabasa niya pero di ako makapag focus kase tanong siya ng TANONG!

Letse!

"Sino yung kasama mo ha? Ha?" tanong pa niya

"Wala nga! "

"You don't have to lie to me Fayre I saw you,"

"Malamang may mata ka!"

"Aishh..its not what I mean,of course I have eyes--

"Wag mo nga kong inglisin! " inis na sigaw ko.

"Eh kung mag Korean ako maintindihan mo?"

"Tsk! Eh kung wala akong maintindihan dito dahil para kang pwet ng manok karatatat ha?! Just shattap!" sigaw ko.

Whooooohoo inhale exhale~~~

"Ok fine" nakangusong sabi niya. "Pero sigurado ako sa nakita ko,...hmm nasan yung Jimin?"

"What?"

"Where's Jimin?!"

"E-Ewan ko...malamang u-umuwi sa kanila" nauutal na sagot ko.

"Hmm,..yung Hoseok...actually I saw him once only,..yung nakadaster siya hahaha" tawa pa niya.

"Siguro silang kasama mo noh?"

NATIGILAN AKO...PANO NIYA NALAMAN? Pero sa pagkakaalam niya ay TAO sila..

"Oo na, sila kasama ko oh ano? Pwede nakong makapagfocus nito?!" 

"Hmm, pero bat di mo sila kasama umuwi? Gusto ko sana makita ang mga yun"

Bat ba tanong ng tanong nito? Ang daldal tsk!

"Hmm ok just focus on that hehe" nasabi niya nung makitang nakatingin ako ng masama sa kanya.

Huminga muna ako ng malalim bago tumingin ulit sa laptop niya.

WHO WAS BEELZEBUB?

Beelzebub is the Greek form of the name Baal-zebub, a pagan Philistine god worshiped in the ancient Philistine city of Ekron during the Old Testament times. It is a term signifying “the lord of flies” (2 Kings 1:2). 

Archaeological excavations at ancient Philistine sites have uncovered golden images of flies. After the time of the Philistines, the Jews changed the name to “Beelzeboul,” as used in the Greek New Testament, meaning “lord of dung.” This name referenced the god of the fly that was worshiped to obtain deliverance from the injuries of that insect. Some biblical scholars believe Beelzebub was also known as the “god of filth,” which later became a name of bitter scorn in the mouth of the Pharisees. As a result, Beelzebub was a particularly contemptible deity, and his name was used by the Jews as an epithet for Satan.

Pinagpatuloy ko ang pagbabasa hanggang sa may nahagip ng mata ko..

According to Revelation 12, Satan (the first among the “morning stars”) drew one third of the “stars of heaven” (a term used for angels) in his “tail” when he was cast down from heaven to the earth. All angels, evil and good, are arranged in ranks with similar descriptions. The ranking of evil angels is found described in Ephesians 6 as “principalities, powers, the rulers of the darkness of this age, and spiritual wickedness in [the heavenlies].” So Beelzebub might refer to a high ranking angel other than Satan. Milton express this in his 17th century work, “Paradise Lost.” Nevertheless, most Christians hold that Beelzebub is another name for Lucifer/Satan.