In the "JT's Mix Tape" podcast episode "Apollo = Lucifer = Nimrod," creator Joe Telford argues that Apollo, Lucifer, and Nimrod are the same spiritual entity, linking biblical figures to Greek mythology. The episode posits this entity as a deceptive force in "Satan's Little Season," connecting the "light-bringer" Lucifer, the Tower of Babel builder Nimrod, and the Apollyon of Revelation.
Apollo (Abaddon) is Lucifer (Helel), but Nimrod (Ninus, Naram-Sin) is the person he possessed for awhile. Baal (Bel, etc.) is a title most often taken by Helel. Osiris (Serapis) usually overlaps Helel too, but Osiris is the "father" and Apollo the "son" when they are compared. Tammuz (Dumuzid) is based on Abel but was then the template for Apollo and Mithras (Mithra); note that Serapis is the merger of different aspects of Osiris and Mithras. It's not healthy to give Helel too much credit by directing all titles to him, all of them are stolen and usually the theft leads to much confusion. The Bible makes distinctions so we should too.
In the "JT's Mix Tape" podcast episode "Apollo = Lucifer = Nimrod," creator Joe Telford argues that Apollo, Lucifer, and Nimrod are the same spiritual entity, linking biblical figures to Greek mythology. The episode posits this entity as a deceptive force in "Satan's Little Season," connecting the "light-bringer" Lucifer, the Tower of Babel builder Nimrod, and the Apollyon of Revelation.
Apollo (Abaddon) is Lucifer (Helel), but Nimrod (Ninus, Naram-Sin) is the person he possessed for awhile. Baal (Bel, etc.) is a title most often taken by Helel. Osiris (Serapis) usually overlaps Helel too, but Osiris is the "father" and Apollo the "son" when they are compared. Tammuz (Dumuzid) is based on Abel but was then the template for Apollo and Mithras (Mithra); note that Serapis is the merger of different aspects of Osiris and Mithras. It's not healthy to give Helel too much credit by directing all titles to him, all of them are stolen and usually the theft leads to much confusion. The Bible makes distinctions so we should too.