Bible Verses About Lilith Novels & Stories

"You're just a copy of a copy, a pale imitation of the real thing. The original Lilith would never have lowered herself to mate with a mutt like you." Lilith laughed, and it was the most chilling sound I'd ever heard. "The original Lilith is dead," she said, pointing at the broken, bleeding woman in the snow. "And the reason she's dead is because she let you break her. But I'm not her. I'm the version that survived. I'm the version that fought back. And I have three little reasons why I will never, ever let anyone like you take me anywhere."

Lilith thought to herself as she redressed and padded back to her bedroom. 'Thank the moon today was a Saturday; I don't have to deal with having to go to the school that I call Hell. Back in her room, dressed in casual clothes, Lilith decided to do some self-research. She needed to know what was going why she was changing, and these odd markings on her body. So Lilith made her way to her father's study, Hoping that her father's hoard of books and knowledge he had gathered throughout the years could tell her what was going on.

The only time she chided them was when the disrespect happened in serious moments like this. “For flunking another task and contaminating my territory with this cursed mortal’s soul, I hereby shut the gates of hell to you!” Lilith declared. “You shall roam the streets of the Earth until you undo this grave mistake.” “What?!” I exclaimed. “Roam the street as a mortal? No! I can’t be a mortal. Those creatures are fragile and prone to all sorts of diseases! What if I die there? I’ll never have the chance to return.”

The corpse-like spirit then rushed towards the woman, surrounding her while they move in a swirl. “Hells breath!” Verna’s eyes turned pitch-black while being engulfed in a raging fire. The blaze quickly crawled on almost every part of the room, burning everything it touched all the while setting up a wall of flame between them and the lady. Lilian began chanting. “Lilith’s womb, come to my aid,” keeping her hands close together as she began drawing every ounce of energy that she had.

The dark and gothic vibe caught her. When she started chapter one, it gave her little information about Lilith. She was leading a very normal life. Lilith had raven hair, and she was the first woman alongside Adam. But nothing happens the way she wanted, and it made her rebel. Lilith sins by impudently uttering the sacred syllables, making her unworthy to live in Paradise. She had decided to never return to Adam. The Almighty told Adam that if Lilith failed to return, 100 of her children must die each day. Lilith was not only a child-murdering witch but also an amazingly fertile mother. In this way, she helped maintain the world’s balance between good and evil.

Lil stands and goes to her daughter taking the book, she reads over the page pondering on the information. “I think it suggests that you might think it is giving you what you want but by giving you what you want it is putting other things into motion. For example, say you asked for the newest sports car and they gave you it the chance you could crash and be killed the same day due to the Jinn releasing its chaos on you” Lilith attempts to explain to us. “So basically be careful what you wish for” I say and Lil snaps her fingers pointing at me as she says, Exactly. I think about what she has said then another thought hits me.

Clarren said. "Really? I never heard that story," Oslec said looking very intrigued. "Well, that happened before Eve was created. In the beginning, the Creators created the first humans and they are Adam and Lilith," Clarren confirmed. "Lilith always believe that she and Adam are equals, but when she was told to honor and vow before Adam, she fled from paradise and never returns," she added. "Well, I can't blame her," Aria said. "Alluring men is one of her gifts. She also seduces the Demon King and conceived a child," Clarren explained.

He said but bishop Daimon rushed in. "Go on dear council!" He suggested. Looking at his momentous face, William continued "The serpent..." He was cut short again by Amelia. "According to the bible, that serpent was the devil!" She said. William laughed heartedly "Actually, that was Lilith, Queen of all demons." He replied catching the suspense on their faces especially the bishop who shifted uncomfortably on his sofa "She succeeded in manipulating Eve against the will of God taking Adam with him." He heaved emotionally and thoughtfully.

Meanwhile, Adrian continued guiding Lilith down the corridor, her steps became increasingly unsteady as the second passed by. "Where are we going?" Lilith asked, she could barely even see properly now. "Somewhere quiet." "I don't like this." She mumbled. Adrian stopped and turned to her. "You trust me, don't you?" "I do." She nodded. "Then trust me now." "But I want Oliver." She pouted. "You'll see him soon." Lilith closed her eyes for a moment, her head felt heavy, everything around her seemed strangely distant. "Oliver..." She tried to open her eyes again, her voice barely audible. Adrian looked ahead to the unsuspecting crowd, then back at her. "Come on."

"Tris, didn't you say you liked me a lot?" Her voice had turned hoarse and broken, as if rising from the depths of hell. "Then stay with me forever…" Tristan struggled with all his might and finally broke free, screaming as he ran downstairs, "Mr. and Mrs. Ashbourne! Run!" "It's no use. None of you is getting away," Lilith said with a sinister laugh. Then, she opened her bloody maw and lunged at them. They scattered in panic, but even so, they fell one after another.