Definition: "Anatabine" is a term used in Old Testament Hebrew to describe a sacred animal that was worshiped as both a god (Satan) and as a divine being who represented God. This animal, identified by its name, "the lion of Hagar," symbolizes the devil's counterpart—also called Satan. Specifically, it appears to be described as a lion with two horns and a mouth full of sharp teeth, standing at the center of a circle representing heaven, earth, and water, and surrounded by cherubim (spirits) who represent angels in worship.
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