Although we have read a lot about demons, we are not clear on what they really look like. He tried to make the image more relatable to us, so we saw statues and paintings that called us “Satan.”
The strange thing is in the perceptions of plastic art that most of them were present in major international churches, and these perceptions came either in the form of a sermon in the Bible, or a popular story about the victory of the saints.
The media in Zaman was interested in this intriguing topic, so we find “The World Photographer,” a publication published by the Crescent Foundation, which was observed in its issue published on December 18, 1929, part of the churches from the Middle Ages in Europe and with statues from the Middle Ages.
The topic published a picture of an ugly statue that represents Satan leaning on the balcony of the church, and his head was adopted in his hands, and his wings folded behind his back, staring in Paris, which is immersed in the ideas of evil and harm.
As the source of all evil and corruption in the world, the Messenger of Satan’s women, he also displayed a line from an album on the balcony of a church.
They additionally shared a picture of a statue of punishment perched atop a church over his nest.
The topic included the statue of Satan, as depicted by the old sculptor, which he established on the walls of the Church of the Notre Dame Paris in the form of a rhinoceros, looking at Paris with treachery and treachery..
Have you ever seen a representation of Satan?
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