Abaddon (ab-ad-done') Heb : ןודבא n. 1. lit. destruction,
ruin or perdition. The Hebrew name for the
demon commander identified by the apostle
John as 'the angel' of the abyss,
bound in "everlasting chains under darkness"
for the crime of abandoning his assigned territory.
Also known as 'The Destroyer'. He is to be freed
in accompaniment with his demonic horde to redefine
pain and suffering on a faithless humanity.
His name is an intensification of the primitive
root Abad
(Heb: דבא) meaning to wander away, i.e. to lose oneself;
by implication to perish ( causatively
destroy ):
break, destroy, +not escape, fail, lose, ( cause
to, make ) perish, spend. In a manner
of speaking peculiar to the Hebrew: and surely,
take, be undone, alternatively: utterly, be void
of, have no way to flee. See Also Apollyon (
ap-ol-loo'-ohn ).
Interpretation
: Lucifer stages
an attempted coup d'état against the
absolute power of the universe and is still
'going to and fro in the earth, and walking
up and down in it', Abaddon goes
AWOL, and he's incarcerated for millennia.
He had to have gone on a seeerious bender.