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Lilith the demon had close associations with owls. It was believed that she had the appearance of an owl, having the wings and talons of an owl. She is depicted thus in some ancient artwork.
Over time Lilith came to be regarded as a demoness in the Hebrew demonology. However, the demonization of Lilith occurred through the Talmud and Midrash which came centuries after Isaiah referred to the name. Nonetheless, the KJV translators may have acknowledged the possibility of Lilith being a demon by suggesting “night-monster” in the margin. Interestingly, Lilith the demon had close associations with owls. It was believed that she had the appearance of an owl, having the wings and talons of an owl. She is depicted thus in some ancient artwork.
(swapping the name Lilith with “screech owl”). Apparently, the word Lilith came to Hebrew from another now obsolete Afro-asiatic language (Akkadian) and is said to mean either “night monster” or “screech owl”. The oracle Isaiah is describing the coming of a desert wasteland which will be inherited by Lilith and other demonic outcasts after God’s judgment. In ancient Mesopotamia the Līlīṯu were female demonic spirits “of the night” who preyed upon
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