[Hebrew Mythology] The Hard-Won Upbringing of a World

It's over, and I felt an indescribable emotion inside after reading it. It is no exaggeration. This article is the most evocative article I have ever read in Hebrew. I take my knee here. I love the Supreme God and Lucy very much, but among all the articles I have read, this article really appeals to me the most, and I even want to write fandom (bushi). Let's take a look at the story of Panpanda. In the first chapter, Coconut has already been deeply impressed by the dark creature that was originally a race of light, so much so that it was affected during the creation of the world. Then our God created the perfect Archangel Seraph, Lucifer, who combines the seven virtues. In fact, the first chapter is a huge sweet spot for me. The omniscient and omnipotent God had extra expectations and deep impressions on this perfect creation from the beginning. Great luck on the road to God!!! When Coconut asked Lucy and the others to create angels (Chapter 3), when Lucy saw Coconut speaking softly to the lazy and shapeless Beria, the humble, patient and gentle Archangel Seraph was already a little unhappy with Beria. He was unhappy that the lazy angel could take away the attention of God. The original text is like this, "Lucifer calmly looked at the created angel. God spoke to him in a pleasant manner, but he was staggering. Such a lazy and unruly angel..." Coconut heard Luci's heartbeat here and found it interesting. It's not easy for the perfect Seraph Archangel to turn laziness into hard work. In fact, after reading it over and over again, it's obvious that Luci has secret objections to God's disrespectful (not that serious) creation. My God is so good, so Noble, speak well to you, you should respect me!!! The innate admiration for God in the heart, and the high demands of the gods on it, Lu Xi was willing to bear it from the beginning. In the original text, the coconut was called Lu west from the beginning, Lu west was heartbroken Like: "I'm willing to give everything for the sake of the gods." Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, it feels like it was a bit of a one-way crush from the beginning! But when I read this chapter later, I felt that it was a bit sweet. Lucifer was indeed gentle and humble when he was born. He also respected Raphael, who was not as powerful as them. "Raphael, what do you think?" Lucifer's attitude was very easy-going, as humble as God expected, and he treated his companions equally. But before the rebellion (Chapter 39), Lucifer saw Metatron when he went to the reincarnation pool in the small church. After saying a few words, he ignored the civilian Metatron. The original text said, "He stood quietly, as if he was used to this kind of neglect. Civilian angels have never been taken seriously, even Seraphs. Archangels always respect themselves." "But the manifestation of arrogance is always inadvertent. If you realize this essence, its lethality will become more terrifying than others." When I read this paragraph, I thought carefully about whether Luci was born arrogant, arrogant as the most perfect creature, or whether he gradually became arrogant due to power and the worship of others. If Lucy was arrogant in nature from the beginning, then it is worth thinking about whether he was as humble as God expected. Coconut is omniscient and omnipotent. He gave Lucifer everything from the beginning, perfect appearance, powerful strength, unparalleled power except for God, firm heart, and extraordinary wisdom. These qualities are very easy to attract people to follow. Angels have a long life span. Over time, there will definitely be a lot of angels who worship Lucifer. This is admiration for the superiors and the power class. For angels, a visible superior like Lucifer is more likely to be more attractive than the legendary creation god who has never been seen. It's also sad that one-third of the angels will follow him and fall into heaven. Therefore, Coconut will wonder at some point whether Lucifer's fall is destined and there are traces to follow. And Meta saw it very clearly from the beginning. No matter whether it is a high-level angel or a low-level angel, the only thing that should be worshiped is God, and there is nothing else under the true God. This is truly in line with the core doctrine of the One True God found in the Bible. The more I read, the more I feel that the author's writing is very good. There are many foreshadowings, but they can all be echoed. The handling of details is also more tasteful and thought-provoking. Coconut is really my favorite. It seems that the coconut in the article is a bit germaphobic. When he first created the devil, he was licked on his finger, which made him very angry. Later, he transformed into Yahweh and went to hell (Chapter 15). He was not happy after staying for a long time. He still felt that the environment in hell was terrible for staying for such a long time. He also felt that the Seraph Archangel was too unscrupulous. Hahahahahaha, he laughed to death. The expressionless coconut inside The heart barrage is so cute!!! But this chapter is also well written. In addition to the candy, there is also a sentence: "If ambition is a gift, then what kind of creation does God like, and who is he who is blessed with the Seven Virtues?" In fact, I personally feel that Lucy's inner emotions have crossed the line at this time, and she didn't know it. When she fell into the sky, she was thinking about the consequences of love and a mess. In the ending of Tu, when Lucy meets Yahweh as a companion, she first thinks of God. What kind of creation does God like after the conversation with Yahwei? Based on the background at that time, Lucy joins the war and is suppressed by the power of the magic pen. He knows the source of the power of the magic pen. At this moment, Lucy may be thinking about why God gives such a treasure to the elves. You must know that ordinary people are not guilty of the crime of harboring the jade. , God is all-knowing and all-powerful, why would he do this? Although Lucy didn't know God's intentions, she still deeply trusted her Creator God. But at this time, she could still think about what God's favorite creation was. Wow, it really was Seraph Archangel, who thought very long-term. It felt like Lucy was thinking about the future of the angel family at this time, but also seemed to be thinking about how to obtain and maintain God's favor. God loves the angel family, and he is the most favored among the angel family. If God maintains his love for the angel family, he will also maintain his love for him. I stepped on the horse and directly knocked him to death!!! Upon closer inspection, it turned out to be all candy!!! Lucy's unspeakable desire for exclusive possession of God was all hidden under the high-sounding promise of benefiting the development of the ethnic group!!! But at this time, Lucy had not yet realized his possessive desire, so at the end, this exclusive desire was expressed through the mouth of God, "Your selfishness for me has surpassed everything in the world." "He couldn't control his malice towards anyone in the world who steals God's attention. He It will make the world unhappy with him. There is no killing just because that existence does not appear now, or he knows it well, so he is always the most prominent one under the throne of God." So Adam appeared later, and you know the result... It is another detail of beautiful aftertaste, looking forward to the most perfect creation that has always monopolized God's attention and a god who treats all living beings as equals. However, the indifferent god gave the creation unparalleled preference and indulgence. How could the creation not have delusions because of this? There are so many sweets in the Holy War chapter that I never tire of them. Coconut, you are so partial to the Pacific Ocean. It started as a war between elves and demons, but with the interference of the Elf King, it turned into a war between angels and demons. Although Lucy's resourcefulness and strategizing tolerance played a big role, you are too partial. When you transformed into Yahweh, you clearly planned not to see each other again. When you saw Lucy's gentle questions and happy look, you indulged it again. Yahweh was cold and arrogant, and could not be approached by others, but when he saw Lucy sad, he felt heartbroken and was shaken again. Lucy touched Yahwei's back to test if he had wings, but he didn't get angry! The superior gods really indulged him too much. He also asked the dwarf to make him a pair of beautiful and suitable silver-white armor. Coconut, tell me the truth. Did you watch Lucy wearing it and killing enemies on the battlefield? You might even smile slightly. It is indeed my most perfect creation. Everything is perfect. ! He also specially gave Lucifer the artifact, the Spear of Judgment, to end the war and let Lucifer's name resound throughout the three realms. Don't love me too much, Lord! It's so sweet that it's life-threatening! These chapters made me twist in bed. No matter how many times I read them, the corners of my mouth are as close as the sun. But the reincarnation pool is quite touching. Lucy wants the angel clan to have a better and longer-term future. From his standpoint, that's absolutely right. After experiencing the war, Seraph Archangel understands the weight of the responsibilities on his shoulders. Even if the angel family is already the most favored family in the world, they will die, they will be involved in the vortex of conspiracy, and it is difficult to avoid war. Lucifer may have understood this. Even though Yahweh had advised him that doing so would lead to the rejection of the gods, he still asked the gods for a chance to be reborn without hesitation. "My God is above, Lucifer is willing to bear everything. I only wish for the glory of the kingdom of heaven and no more worries about life and death." Oh my God, the Seraph Archangel who said this is really super handsome. I personally really appreciate this aspect of the Seraph Archangel. Luci is really a very good leader. However, God's vision is different. God is concerned about the entire world, while Lucy is concerned about the angel family. This is the source of all contradictions. God later said that Lucifer wanted him to become a god of the angel family, but this was impossible, and God later said that Lucifer was greedy. Wuwuwuwuwuwuwu, at this time, it has already paved the way for the fall from heaven. Lucifer is the most favored by God, but he is not like Beria or Behemoth, who cannot enjoy God's favor with peace of mind and ignore anything. He is the deputy king of heaven and is born with huge responsibilities. He has trusted subordinates and a huge number of angel people. He cannot be selfish. When the interests of the angel family are inconsistent with the actions of the gods, what will he choose? So this point is really very reasonable. Depending on where you stand, you will see different things.

The author of this article is so well written, cold yet gentle, strong yet restrained, omniscient yet so cute and heart-warming at times, it's very, very good.

The ending is a happy ending. My favorite two parts of the whole story are the one about Lucifer's rebellion and the other about God and Lucy falling in love. I feel that the author has his own ideas. Thank you for creating such a charming god.

After thinking about it, I decided to write something. I really love this article. This is the main text, God's perspective, so sometimes the description of Lucy means that God is watching. God saw His Seraph Archangel being suppressed by the Magic Pen during the war, so he transformed into Yahweh and took away the Magic Pen. After creating humans, he saw that Luci was a little dissatisfied, so he took him to the Garden of Eden. He wanted His creatures (especially Luci) to always turn toward Him, so when He found that Luci was dissatisfied with Adam and dissatisfied with him standing above the angels, He thought that Luci loved the angels more than Him, and then became angry. In fact, in Lucifer's eyes, it should be: I = angel, God always loves angels = God will always love me. Later, Lucifer was thrown into hell and looked at it darkly for so long that he felt strange and stopped looking at it. But I couldn't help but want to watch it, so I watched Lucifer lead the fallen angels to clear the dungeon of hell and become the King of Darkness. One additional point: the beauty and strength of angels come from God, so after the angels fell into heaven, their beauty was no longer beautiful, and their strength declined. Only Luci, nothing was diminished. Even the six wings of Holy Light are still there. Later, I saw that Lucifer had seduced mankind into falling, but he didn't care. Just look at it. Unless Cain's soul returns to Adam, the Messiah cannot be fulfilled. He, a God who desperately pursues perfection, did not intervene. In the Enoch incident, he secretly entered the mortal world to "seduce" Luci. No one else or the devil could see him, only Luci could see it. Who would believe it if it was not intentional? Later, Hell madly lured mankind into darkness, and the world became increasingly filthy. He finally realized that Lucifer was not Lucifer and did not "love" Him. Then he became angry, but was still reluctant to punish Lucifer. Even Hell did not blame it, saying that it was mankind's fault for being too easily seduced and that it wanted to destroy the world. Although he finally went to the human world and wanted to destroy the entire world, it only caused a flood, but for Lucy, it would be fine just to fly and not suffer any injuries. You can even have a fight with heaven. Lucifer brought trouble to mankind in order to attract God's attention, but it seemed to God that Lucifer hated Him. When he saw Haniya, who had the same face as Lucifer, crying, he forgave him and went down to the lower world with Haniya. As Beria said, angels entering the world will increase their knowledge, but they will have no effect on God and will only deepen their disappointment. Then why do they go to the lower world? It is probably because they want to see Luci. After all, Lucifer is directing people to build the Tower of Babel. Punishing the person who built the tower, wiping out the life of the demon who was a supernatural god, but showing no blame to the culprit, and even explaining for him: Luci just wanted to ruin my reputation, but did not want to take my place. He just found excuses for Luci in this way, thinking that he was good, and did not want to punish him. The bottom line was lowered again and again. Whenever Lucifer made Him particularly angry, he moved the fire elsewhere. Or maybe there are living beings coming out to take the blame. For example, the demon who created the strange god, the dwarf who defended Yahweh, and As who took the blame all walked down the steps, completely reluctant to punish Lucifer. God made a covenant with Lucifer at the beginning, and although Ass was later used as a scapegoat, God also said from the beginning that the covenant with God could not be broken easily, so Lucifer was actually slowly moving closer to the agreed punishment. "Losing what is most important in my heart." Lucifer believes that hell is the most important to him. "Until he finds something more valuable than that" so he lost his identity as Lucifer, his memory and status as Lucifer, and abandoned everything to become Olga. Then in chapter 153 he said to God: To this day, in the moment I see you, what is truly important to me. He found someone he really cared about, so God was definitely happy after hearing this. What's more, He is omniscient and omnipotent, knowing that Lucifer will turn into Olga. He can completely ignore it and avoid it. In fact, as long as the law on him is not released (confusion, not to be noticed), it is impossible for Olga, an ordinary human being, to find Him. However, He still released the law and allowed people to see Him. Even Harya was asking him why he was pretending to be an old man, and Yahweh was serious about teasing him. "Everything in the world is empty, why do you care about my external image?" Since all things have no meaning, why is it the image of an old man? Haniya didn't understand, and asked him if he wanted to see someone, but God ignored him. What a "everything is empty", what a "god ignores", who doesn't answer difficult questions, right? It's Him as expected. As for why it's an old man, it's because he wants to know if Luci will like Him like this. Eyebrow god. When he discovered that he had such an image, Lucy still I like Him, so I take care of Him in every way along the way. When faced with the witch's courtship, God said she was unclean. Even though she was physically pure, when Lucifer was Lucifer, she had all kinds of obscene thoughts in her mind. Unbelieving God would not know. When she became Olga, she also made all kinds of straightforward and bold filthy words (this could be considered a speech impediment). As a result, He said that she was virtuous and clean. Although she was compared with the people of Sodom, it was not considered "clean". He was so partial. In the end, Lucifer returned. He thought that God didn't care about him. At that time, he might have given up chasing God (but he definitely still loved him). Then he left his tears again, letting Lucifer know that God has been with his tears for thousands of years, and he even called it "return". Oh. This actually strengthened Lucifer's idea and made him determined to go to heaven to find God. Didn't God say that He didn't have the feelings of a creature and didn't have the love that Luci wanted? Why were the tears left? As long as He didn't stay, Lucifer's pride wouldn't cling to him anymore. But He stayed anyway. God just wanted to see Lucifer chasing Him. He is a scornful God who refuses to admit his partiality.

③ Let's briefly talk about the falling incident I mentioned before that free will has been broken, and it must be replenished! I can only say that when I watched the plot of Falling Heaven for the first time, my tears were worthless. I was so aggrieved that I exploded. I just wanted to beat the prisoner hard and then kick those pig teammates to death. It only takes a few chapters to go from heaven to hell. Since Adam was airborne, I felt the malice of the whole world towards Luci. That feeling of helplessness that every time you finally strengthen your faith, you are immediately smashed to pieces by reality. The glory of all the "gifts" given by God is illusory and fragile. When he was born, he naturally had to bear everything. God only told him not to let Him down. Did Lucy choose the most extreme rebellion just to justify herself? If he was willing to stay honest at that time, only Beelzebub and the others would be unlucky. But he will stand up, he is the kind of person who will stand up! The fate of the Elf King is as clear as today. Whether it's to protect your companions or to argue with God about right and wrong. He was desperate. A god who can read minds has harsh expectations for his perfect creation. As Bei said, his preference is like poison. The shackles of the Seven Virtues cannot be easily described as hard work and high pressure. Lucy vowed to dedicate her life to God, not daring to teach God to see anything less than "good" about him, so she would carefully speculate on His preferences and strive to be the best that he could be. For the sake of God, and to accompany God, he gave everything he could. And it's all so ridiculous. Adam can make mistakes and be stupid, Gabriel's love can be pure, and even Michael can be so calmly afraid that he can't be the Seraph Archangel. They all received God's gentle treatment, and God even told Michael that the seven virtues were not necessary. On the other hand, Luci, who was favored the most, was faced with a thunderous trial. He only wanted an explanation, but what he got was coldness like never before. Words like knives denied everything about him, but he was unwilling to give any gentle guidance. (What's interesting is that the Queen of Gods said completely different things to Haniya, almost praising Luci's efforts) What else can be said? God, who peeks at destiny prematurely, does not accept flaws in His perfect creation. Just like God was angry at first because the selfishness of creation polluted the purity of the world. God's autocracy does not allow any creature to destroy the beauty He possesses. Luci is never just Luci. "You think that when you are the light, I can control your will. Then in this dark place, it is up to you to make your own decision." God thinks this is His tenderness. How cruel, all Lucy wanted was His affirmation. Be certain that your own specialness is not dispensable and can be replaced at any time. Obviously just one sentence is enough, He can see his heart. But He just watched His morning light fall calmly. Why should He fulfill the vision of a soul destined to fall? It is His justice not to interfere with the destiny of creation, and it is His expectation to not interfere with the destiny of creation. He wants to see brilliant choices. He not only believes that everything is destined, but also wants to see changes in the changes in destiny. If Lucy can independently break away from the vast sea of ​​destiny. That kind of soul would be beautiful, wouldn't it? It's absolutely absolute and hellish. The obsessive-compulsive flawlessness has never changed and has always been God's heaviest yoke on Lucy. Many years later, what did Mehta say when he took the blame? God is omniscient and omnipotent, and everything that happens in heaven is within His permission. What arrogance or dereliction of duty, it's just that I don't want to take the initiative to redeem myself. He was so calm, but He already knew He was losing. He waited and waited until Eve called out His true name. He looked and looked again and again for nine days and nine nights, until he stopped looking at it against his own will. From then on, He became sick. Lucy Tears PTSD. Ps: (After reviewing the game, I no longer have any fear. Glass all over the floor is nothing. I can dig out sugar from all the blood on the floor!!) What "Tears are always with you, the Dharma will bless you and you will be safe." What "Haniya, I hope you can always live happily. (Exception is made to comfort Haniya)" What "He has never hesitated in anything since His creation, except this desire for Haniah (about resisting tears)" In the end, they all converged into "Lucy, don't cry."

①Write down the fate and inevitability between the divine paths: Let's first praise Him who is omnipotent. The most beautiful thing about this article is God's supremacy. There is no omnipotence paradox. The famous stone theory is only a logical concept that creation can understand. Omniscient and omnipotent is not a mistake, whether it is feasible and omnipotent, or it is a logical presentation mode that transcends concepts and cannot be understood by creation. This setting makes the divine power indestructible. Based on this basis, it is almost impossible for Laoye to be pulled off the altar. The difference between Him and creation is not only the difference in power and thinking, but also the difference in dimensions and dimensions. It is indescribable, indescribable, and incomprehensible. What all creation can understand and see is always a certain aspect of Him. His concepts and reality are no longer impossible, but inaccessible, which cannot be explained using the language and logic of creation. So how do you make it all work? God says: Destiny requires miracles. Every time I turn to the opening chapter, I can only say that the birth of Lucifer is actually a romance in which God "wrapped himself". When He set "hope" for Lucifer, he was destined to be backlashed by His own law of creation. "I am hope. If the morning star does not fall, I will be your eternal glory." God said again, "You are the only miracle among all possibilities." Seraph's obsessive-compulsive flawlessness is his own understanding of "perfection". This was created according to what He loves most and is the embodiment of His perfect concept. How could He not be biased? A mantra as beautiful as poetry, when it gave Luci the essence of hope and miracle, the ending was actually born! If there is anything in the world that can shake despair, it is hope! Not all efforts in the world will be rewarded, but Lucy's efforts will definitely be rewarded. It simply explains this fate. The most interesting thing is that the creations also inherit the Creator's understanding and ultimate pursuit of beauty. And God is the most beautiful in the world. So Lucy instinctively yearned for God. This is fate. It was destined from the beginning that they would always look at each other. This pursuit, which seems to be an arrogance of creation, is all inevitable by fate. All causes and effects are closed to perfection, including rules. He who has been given everything will lose everything (He). But the mantra bestows miracles, and destiny is destined to be shaken. Of course God is not in destiny, He chose to go to Luci. This is not pure and total love. Love is too shallow, it is difficult for Him to give up. The entire text describes this inability to lose. He will look at other good things, but not lose Him. Unique and cannot be copied. When He chooses to give all the good things in the world to His morning light without any stinginess, God becomes a cocoon. He must be looking at him. Ps: So Laoye himself created a creature that he would definitely favor (laughing to death), and also opened a bug. When I rewatched it for the second time, I discovered that the highlights were a bit scattered, so I picked them up and summarized them. Anyway, as long as the rules of the world remain unchanged, if you choose to give hope buff when creating Luci, then Luci in this if line will definitely be "the only miracle among thousands of possibilities." Laoye believes that children and elders are not deceived. He probably came to his senses later, so he said that Lucy was his miracle. The logic is so self-consistent that I can only say that fate is too romantic.

I've finished reading it. Congratulations on finishing it. I've been chasing it for almost a year. I didn't expect that one day I would catch up with the final article and finish it. There is actually no interaction between the gods and roads [compared to love stories], but God also gave Luci a small amount of preference. This article seems to be one of the few in which Jehovah is not too partial.

Pride is the first of the seven deadly sins, from which the other six sins can be derived. Arrogance (root) → The consciousness that Lucifer was born as the "most perfect creature" is the seed of arrogance. · Jealousy: the first derived sin. The appearance of Adam made Lucifer realize that "it turns out that I am not the only one favored by God", and jealousy began to burn. · Rage: controlled by emotions, often appearing in the form of justice. Lucifer led the angels to resist for "justice". After falling into the sky, he became angry and irritable when he mentioned God, which is a manifestation of rage. The Queen who fell into heaven became irritable whenever God was mentioned, but it was actually the frustration of not being able to love. · Greed: Not satisfied with being the "Vice-King of Heaven" and wanting to be "on par with God and eternally receiving God's attention". What He is greedy for is not power, [wrath] is God's gaze. · Gluttony: Gluttony is not only eating too much, but also includes five types: eating delicately and being picky. Lucifer belongs to two types: eating delicately and being picky. Chapter 100, Mammon talks about a lot of Lucifer's taboos. An extension of perfectionism—even the food must match His style. · Lust: intercourse with God in dreams. This is the most straightforward exposure of his subconscious mind - Lucifer's desire for God has gone so deep that even dreams cannot disguise it. · Laziness: Giving too much work to other demons after being with God? After all, both Lucifer and Lucifer are synonymous with King Juan, working tirelessly. This reason for laziness is the only time I can find a slight slack in him after reading the entire text. Lucy has superb execution ability. Lucifer's Seven Deadly Sins boil down to one sentence: "I want God to only look at me."

On love → Don't look at what he says, look at what he does. It doesn't matter what He says or does, it depends on what He doesn't do. All abuse points can eventually turn into addiction points. It's just so magical.

Author, will you publish a physical copy of this book? I want to buy it and collect it. I really like this book.