Are There Vampires In The Bible Novels & Stories

"Then again, who knows how your god's 'magic' works." "It's not magic," Aza reminded him irritatingly. "It's the goddess' blessing." Jonathan turned the other direction and began pacing the basement, staring at all of the morbid artifacts. Aza expected us all to remain quiet about this until she broke the news to Mama. I didn't know how Mama would react to knowing there's an Elder vampire asleep in her own basement of vampiric torture and imprisonment - she was going through a lot with two of the priestesses taking their Houses from the safety of the house and back into the city, not to mention the threat of Abraham looming over her shoulder. Sure, Hezekiah was a valuable tool. But he was al

“Don’t act like you weren’t evil before you turned.” This made him laugh. “I was a good boy. Said my prayers before I went to bed. Read the scripture. Did everything right.” “Maybe you’ll lead the sermons in hell,” Vanessa said before winking at him. He shot her a glare and she said, “There’s no salvation for us. That’s where we’ll end up. Come on. You know this.” “How does one become a vampire?” I blurted out, which made them all look at me, even Vanessa, who was on the wheel.

SEBASTIAN'S POV I was wrong, Sarah’s the only irresponsible vampire in history. There's not one single reference of a member of the royal family leaving the kingdom. It's like none of my ancestors even anticipated an incident like this. "Good going Sarah, there are better ways to punish me for not paying attention to you, this is just too much! I don't even know if you're dead or alive. Please come home." A slight knock interrupted my monologue. Rhea? This feels weird and unexpected. I guess she's still our friend after all.

John is astounded by what Samuel said. Since Gabriel turned him into a vampire, he has dwelled in a world different from the one normal humans know. And yet even he has never seen or heard about Nephilims. Like everyone else, he is familiar with their biblical history but he has never seen that as proof of their existence. “That means angels are real,” Elma says with a serious demeanor. “Of course, heaven, hell, God and his celestial agents are real” Samuel says.

he asked. Pointing at them, “that in the bottle is holy water and, that wooden cross is the crucifix. Sprinkle holy water on a vampire and it burns. The crucifix keeps it away, just like Hawthorn, Vervain and Roses,” Rebecca explained. Johnson could not keep quiet, “do we need to study the Bible too coz, I think that’s where this is headed,” he queried looking serious and disturbed.

I hissed. "Nope. What is that?" playing dumb again. "Go look in the dictionary..." I mumbled. "Ooooooh but I love it so much when you act so smart!" He was enjoying himself so much while I was dying on the inside. By now Haydon was so close to me I could feel the heat from skin radiating off of him...wait. Heat.... vampires were only warm after they fed. As soon as I realised this, I shivered in disgust. "So who was the unfortunate human?" I asked

"Maybe he dragged my soul back from hell or something. But when I woke up, I felt different— not quite human." "Was the priest a vampire who changed you?" "No, he was just an ordinary old man," she said. "I don't remember what he did, but I'm glad he didn't make Frankenstein's monsters out of us." I choked on my tea. Alex laughed. "So that means you just turned all by yourselves?" I said in amazement. "How could it be possible?" "It's not easy as you think. There are many theories about us being vampires. You can look in the Bible the stuff about improper burial, or you can find it in biology books about mutated genetics?"

Chelsa slid the papers back into the folder, handing them back to me, and stood up. "You know, angels. In the Bible, angels helped guide people towards God and gifted them with the Ten Commandments, aka God's law. Vampires mirrored the Ten Commandments into their own twisted ones onto a galena ore; which is often used for lead. It's beautiful but so very deadly," "Do you know these commandments?" "Of course," Chelsa smiled.

Resa called out to her but got no reply. "Ariel?" Resa said shaking her this time "How?" Ariel asked and Resa answered "We can't really control or change what we are meant to be Ariel" "What do you mean by we?" Ariel said glaring at the woman beside her "Ohhh Ariel...I'm a vampire and since your mother was a witch, you are one too" Resa said and Ariel looked frustrated and worked up.

He answered almost immediately, but the woman snorted. She crossed her arms, imitating his sassy posture, and asked, "Do you really think I would believe that you’re a vampire saint or something? No vampires have pristine hands. No one." Alice doesn't believe that there are vampires that haven't killed anyone. Ironically, she was a living proof that Elijah had killed a lot of humans. "You’re not wrong, but I assume that you’re aware of purebloods’ reputations. They don’t have any care for the world, nor if the world goes into ruins." Elijah was dead serious, but it was clear in Alice’s eyes that she didn’t care for that information.