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[David Lee]

Originally Posted by Mike Jones

Thayer Lexicon:
Noun-masculine
Beelzebub= "lord of the house"
1. a name of Satan, the prince of evil spirits.
Strongs definition:
Of Chaldee origin (by parody upon baalzebub); dung god; beelzebub, a name of Satan.
Occurs 7 times in the King James Bible.

yes i know all of this but its origin starts far back before the the gospels were authored

[Mike Jones]

Agreed.
First occurrence of Baalzebub:
2 Kings1: "the god of ekron"

First occurrence of Beelzebub:
Matt 10:25: "master of the house"

Nice looking at scripture with you, Mr. Lee
unusual name for a race car, lol

[Greg Reimer 7376]

Christ made rather quick work of the dominion of the devil with His finished work on the cross. The powers of darkness and of all the fallen cohorts were doomed from that point on. Any of the fallen angels and the darkness they contain is absolutely nothing in comparison, so beelzebub and anybody else named in Old Testament antiquity as a fallen angel is a very moot point. People ask me if the dark underworld scares me at all. I say,No. There is a much quoted New Testament Gospel account of a man living in a cemetery who had legions of demons. Jesus simply said,"Come Out!" and they ran screaming into a herd of swine who all promptly fled over a cliff to their destruction. Jesus sure made that look easy, simply because He unleashed the mighty power of His name. Sounds like resurrecting the names of darkness, be it on a race car, a movie, a rock band or whoever is an activity with no future.

[David Lee]

Originally Posted by Mike Jones

Agreed.
First occurrence of Baalzebub:
2 Kings1: "the god of ekron"

First occurrence of Beelzebub:
Matt 10:25: "master of the house"

Nice looking at scripture with you, Mr. Lee
unusual name for a race car, lol

the first usage of tht name far out dates the scriptures. This shows that the authors were aware of this god.

[Greg Reimer 7376]

Originally Posted by David Lee

the first usage of tht name far out dates the scriptures. This shows that the authors were aware of this god.

So was Jesus. That's why he was on the long list of defeated foes at the crucifixion and the resurrection of Christ.

[Greg Reimer 7376]

Should have read:
So was Jesus. Beelzebub was on the long list of defeated foes at the crucifixion and the resurrection of Christ.