seeds of satan vol.2

March 25, 2022 / 4 Minute Read

dragonborn: seed of satan

“Let no one be found among you who sacrifices their son or daughter in the fire, who practices divination or sorcery, interprets omens, engages in witchcraft, or casts spells, or who is a medium or spiritist or who consults the dead. Anyone who does these things is detestable to the Lord.”
Deuteronomy 18: 10–12

Shoutout to fudgemuppet (iykyk).

In Seeds of Satan Volume 1, we discussed the origins of the satanic “horned god” entity, as well as his representation in various media sources. For this entry, I chose to evaluate the “Dragonborn” from Skyrim.

So who is the Dragonborn? What does he represent? And what synchronizes him with the pagan horned god?

Well for starters, Skyrim is littered with esoteric/occult concepts. Sorcery, divination, alchemy, you name it. Similar to games like Legend of Zelda and God of War, the protagonist spends the entire game mastering spells, upgrading weapons/armor, and doing quests for various gods and goddesses. You can even choose to become a werewolf or vampire.

The word Vampire literally translates to witch. Also if you read my article on the origins of Valentine’s Day, then you’ll know that the wolf and werewolf were heavily associated with Apollo, who is just another form of Satan.

The plot of Skyrim revolves around the character known as the “Dragonborn,” a messiah-like figure meant to save the world in classic hero fashion.

The term Dragonborn itself denotes satanic connotations. If you didn’t know already, dragons have historically been synonymous with snakes and serpents. Think about it, a snake is basically a dragon without limbs.

*If you’ve seen Dragon Wars, then you’ll remember that the “good” snake transforms into a dragon at the end.*

So when you hear Dragonborn, you should be thinking things like: son of the dragon, born of the snake, son of the serpent etc.

Skyrim has an expansive extremely customization system; however there is a reason for their choice in the appearance of the archetypal avatar for the game’s promotion.

You should already know who this character is meant to represent. That same horned god entity that is so pervasive throughout world history, once again denoting the “Dragonborn” as a demonic, antichrist figure.

We know that satan’s entire mission is “To be like The Most High”, and we know that the son of satan in the Bible is the entity known as the antichrist. Here, we see another example of this demonic figure being promoted in popular culture.

When I first started playing Skyrim I had no understanding of these topics, and I honestly thought nothing of the various themes that were being presented to me. Only now do I see how wicked these various media programs are, and how easy it is to accept wickedness and satanic themes as normal in this current age. The Most High was able to remove the scales from my eyes, but there are countless other media devices just like Skyrim, and I fear every child may not be so lucky.

If you’ve read my previous articles, then you’ll know I frequently bring up the massive promotion and propaganda of witchcraft, sorcery, and astrology so rampant in our modern culture. These principles have been popular throughout history, but recently it seems like things have gone into overdrive. Nowadays, you can’t escape some song, movie, or show based on demons, magic, or lucifer.

Witchcraft is becoming increasingly mainstream and accepted among the masses, and many people are falling away from the Word of God and into satan’s traps. I believe games like Skyrim are a huge contributor to this phenomenon through subliminal programming, which is why it is important to develop a solid biblical foundation before indulging in media like this.

I’m not encouraging you to live in fear or to abandon new media, but you should have an understanding of the satanic deception and propaganda that is so normalized in our current environment. If you claim to believe in the Bible, make sure you have a solid understanding of what The Most High says about things like witchcraft, magic, and idols:

“Let no one be found among you who sacrifices their son or daughter in the fire, who practices divination or sorcery, interprets omens, engages in witchcraft, or casts spells, or who is a medium or spiritist or who consults the dead. Anyone who does these things is detestable to the Lord.”
Deuteronomy 18: 10–12

As always, I’ve attached references for you to begin your own research.

bye chance.