The Boaster Becomes The Fallen (9 ratings) by Yeoryios Alexandros Pantazis
Page 1 of 2 I am the boasting angel. I flourish my red stained wings, which were once
white and beautiful. I stroke my dreaded black hair, which was once white and
luring. I gaze with my dark crimson eyes, which were once golden and lustrous.
O clear sounding, boasting son from the beginning-I a shining star, and son of
morning. I, who led the angelic order, was ruling over civilizations and
kingdoms of angels on many planets. I was a guardian of creation and my nature
was to reflect the glory of God thus I am the shining. I am the
fallen-Lucifer.
My realm was on the fifth planet, Rahab, which lay in between Mars and
Jupiter, a planet of the boaster and the pride. It is where my angels lived in
peace and prosperity and where I gloried the name of God. But I became a rebel.
The boasting angel is what I am called, and although I am beautiful I am also
powerful. My power is limitless. With limitless power, am I not mightier then
He?
Upon my throne I would dwell on the fact that if my power is limitless that
I may rule not only Rahab, but also the entire universe-planets, stars,
everything. All would praise me and I shall shepherd my angels to glory. At the
time I did not know what feeling I was experiencing towards God. Perhaps it was
jealousy, hatred, or envy-did I hate God? I have existed here in the
universe of angels with God. The realm was perfect. And I was ready to
throw all that away just to become mightier then He.
It was settled. I had to confront God and see if indeed I am superior to
Him. I went to His realm, a vast blankness of stars leading to a
meaningless zero. None had seen the real God, not even I. He was
a force, a light, a waterfall, a dove He was everything and anything.
He would even take the shape of the most gruesome misshapen things. When
I asked Him why He took that shape He could not answer me
for God had never seen what shapes He took. How ironic that our own Lord
doesn't even know what He looks like.
I came into the presence of God. The shape He took was that of a
human with light bronze skin and long brown hair. The eyes of the human-shape
were russet and innocent. Slim and long, the human-shape was bare and wounds
had been engraved in the hands and feet of the human-shape and a crown made out
of thorns was worn on the head. A saint is what God had shaped into-so
beautiful that I shed tears.
"You created me, God. For what purpose did you do this?"
"So that you may be beautiful, Lucifer. Does this not suit you?" A blue
light flashed and I heard the voice of God as I always did. The voice was
unchanging and cannot be expressed in words-you have to hear it for
yourself.
"I create angels. Why is it my task? Can you not create yourself, God?"
"I created you-Lucifer."
"Am I, by any chance, your superior? Are you powerless?"
"Do you insult me, Lucifer?" The voice grew louder and louder and it echoed
in my mind, "My existence is for all existence. I have created all that is
under the stars and the stars themselves. Are you defiant, Lucifer?"
"No, God. I will not defy you for you are my Lord and saviour." Next Page Copyright © 1999, 2000, 2001 Yeoryios Alexandros Pantazis, sffworld.com. All rights reserved. No part of this may be reproduced or reprinted without permission in writing from the author. The author has submitted the work in accordance with and in agreement with the following Submission Guidelines.
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