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In the book Hiding in Plain Sight, Ken Bowers claims that the mouse is an animal representative ofSatan. The reference is on page 54,

"Satan also uses animal symbolism to describe himself. There are three animals used to represent him. The first is, of course, the dragon, which is used in the book of Revelation. The second is the goat, used in witchcraft and satanism. But the third animal sed to portray Satan is not so well known. It is, in fact the mouse. Now, why would a little mose be used to dpict such an evil being?"

He goes on to explain how a mouse gnaws on the foundations of moral society.

Does anyone have any references to back up this claim? I know of no scriptural reference.

Mice are cute!!! They're not evil!!!!!!!!!!! X(

But, they do carry disease and use the whole world as their toilet...

And they're not trainable- rats are trainable, but mice are too intellectually challenged to be trained.

This thread... Has rocked my world... (

REEPICHEEP!?!?!?!!

On a serious note - I'd like a source for that as well, if anyone knows.

I always new Disney was evil! :p

Zkulptor wrote:I always new Disney was evil! :p

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That's exactly what I was thinking.

One more animal is the wolf.

That old serpent, the devil.

All things testify of Christ. Remember Satan's rant to Moses "I am the only begotten!". He can only imitate and use pre-existing symbols, he has no symbols.

I just wonder why anyone would delineate themselves as a rat?

serenitylala wrote:I just wonder why anyone would delineate themselves as a rat?

According to my little sister, domesticated rats are one of the noblest and sweetest creatures on Earth. She had over 10 between the ages of 12-18.

There is at least one more also, the serpent.

Book of Ruth wrote:In the book Hiding in Plain Sight, Ken Bowers claims that the mouse is an animal representative ofSatan. The reference is on page 54,

"Satan also uses animal symbolism to describe himself. There are three animals used to represent him. The first is, of course, the dragon, which is used in the book of Revelation. The second is the goat, used in witchcraft and satanism. But the third animal sed to portray Satan is not so well known. It is, in fact the mouse. Now, why would a little mose be used to dpict such an evil being?"

He goes on to explain how a mouse gnaws on the foundations of moral society.

Does anyone have any references to back up this claim? I know of no scriptural reference.

It's NOT on page 54 in my copy....

YIPES!

Which chapter is it in?