Homonym: Belial (Wickedness)
Belial is a figure found in various religious texts, often associated with wickedness and lawlessness. In the Hebrew Bible, he is mentioned as a symbol of moral corruption and is sometimes linked to the idea of rebellion against divine authority. The term "Belial" has come to represent a person or entity that embodies evil or worthlessness.
In Christian theology, Belial is often depicted as a demon or fallen angel. He appears in some apocryphal writings, such as the Testament of the Twelve Patriarchs, where he is portrayed as a tempter. Over time, Belial has been used in literature and popular culture to signify malevolence and deceit.