7 TỘI LỖI TRONG KINH THÁNH

The Seven Crimes of Humanity is a topic that is mentioned a lot in popular culture works from movies, comics to novels. But have you ever wondered why seven, one of the most beautiful numbers according to Westerners and Easterners, what does it symbolize? And where did these seven crimes come from in human society? The Seven Crimes of Humanity or Seven Crimes of Death or Seven Crimes of Reincarnation is the most well-known group of crimes in Christianity that are too much about human passions. According to the tradition of Christianity, this arrangement was made by the Apostles. Until the year 604, Pope Gregory I officially arranged seven types corresponding to the names of the seven demons in hell as opposed to the seven gods on heaven. In the year 1589, Peter Binsfield, a scholar of the name list, included lust, anger, greed, and the seven sins of hell. And these seven sins correspond to the seven demons of the highest rank in hell according to the concept of Christianity or known as the seven princes of hell. First is Lucifer, with the sin of lust. Lust, according to the definitions in most books of the old days, is considered the most serious and the most serious sin of the seven sins of man. It is also considered the origin and the cause of other sins. In ancient Athens, lust was considered to be one of the biggest sins that could make its victim feel ashamed not because of anything happened to others but because of the satisfaction of the victim to himself. In the work of Dante, the lustful people were hanged on stones on their necks to bow their heads when going to hell. And with the so-called origin of all sins, the corresponding demon must be the head, or Satan. According to Christianity, Satan, named Lucifer, is a god next to God, who is very trustworthy and gives all the work on behalf of God. However, due to his arrogant nature and being deceived by power, Satan has led a third of the gods or so-called fallen gods to cause a war between heaven and hell against God and the gods have not lost their way. Satan is described with a large figure, a strong body, and a big horn on his head. Lucifer is associated with the sin of arrogance because of the arrogance of himself that he has fallen out of the grace of God. The second is Leviathan with the sin of jealousy. Jealousy is a sin also formed by lust outside of control. It can be described as a desire or hatred for other people's characteristics or assets. According to Italian philosopher Thomas Aquinas, Leviathan is also a living god in the 13th century. There are three stages of jealousy. First, the jealous person will try to lower the reputation of others. Next, the jealous person will start to find joy from other people's pain and unhappiness or sadness about the favor of others. Finally, there is the stage of hatred. Jealousy is also the strongest cause of unhappiness because it brings unhappiness to the jealous person In Dante's dungeon, the punishment for jealous people is blindfolded because they have committed a sin when they see other people being humiliated. Leviathan is associated with jealousy. On the 5th day of the year, Leviathan was created as a giant jellyfish. However, Leviathan in the book of Psalms is not an evil creature but one of the creatures of the king of the seas. In the beginning, the king created a male Leviathan and a female Leviathan but because he was afraid that the king would kill the female and bring out its flesh during the feast. In the Middle Ages, it also symbolized the powerful forces that could eat the flesh of the gods or often create terrible waves of the sea that could attack the coastal areas. Now, just the name Leviathan is enough to make hundreds of thousands of people jealous. The third is behemoth with the sin of anger. Anger is a feeling of anger, hatred and hatred for something uncontrollable. Anger often appears in people who have a desire to revenge. In the most intimate form, the anger of a person is expressed by harm, violence, hatred and can create long-lasting hatred. The demon that symbolizes this sin is the behemoth. This is a mythical creature mentioned in the book of Job 40-15-24. It is a creature that has existed since the birth of heaven along with Leviathan and Zeus. It is the inviolable force of the earth and the king of the hot desert. It also has its angelic form. It used to be a proud cherub of God but it has fallen and become a terrible creature. It is listed as the sin of anger because the Thai people believe that the earth is the weapon of the behemoth. The fourth is Belphegor with the sin of laziness. Laziness is defined as a sadness for the spiritual benefit. It is to stop using the seven gifts given by the God of God including wisdom, understanding, law, knowledge, morality, This sin is also defined as failure in doing things that humans should not do. According to this definition, evil exists because good people do nothing. Unlike other sins, laziness is seen as the sin of immorality which is to leave the responsibility of oneself. The demon that represents laziness is Belphegor. It is probably the most mysterious demon among the seven princes of hell. However, according to many sources, it is called the most ridiculous demon because it can affect the mind of humans, The fifth is Memento with the sin of laziness. According to the description of the Church, laziness is a desire to fake and always chase after the substance. Thomas Aquinas once wrote that laziness is a sin against God like other sins in the Bible. This sin is as serious as humans condemning immoral things for the benefit of temporary things. The sins of laziness often include copying documents or objects. Abuse is done by people in the form of violence, deception, manipulation and acts based on greed. Laziness is a limitless desire of humans to have one or more than one need especially for wealth and material things. The demon that represents laziness is Memento. In the Bible, Memento is used to imply the wealth and material things and the greed of humans or a force that can cause wealth. In the Middle Ages, laziness was humanized into a demon and the greatest sin of Memento may have affected the mind of humans causing people to hate each other and become lazy, turning the cleanest people into non-materialists. The sixth one is Beelzebub with the sin of laziness. Laziness represents a desire to be obsessed with food and that desire gradually becomes the source of evil. The desire to eat excessively can lead to selfishness which can cause people to harm each other by eating excessively or even eating too early. 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