The Stephen King Movie "The Shining" Depicts Jack Nicholson as Baphoment (Satan)
Stephen King has written several books featuring Satan as the subject.
The phrase "The Shining One" is a Luciferian code phrase for Satan. This phrase is used in satanic metal music and is even believed to be backwards-masked into the Led Zeppelin song "Stairway To Heaven".
The word Lucifer is found in the Bible in Isaiah 14:12. It reads,
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"How art thou fallen from heaven, O Lucifer, son of the morning!" -Isaiah 14:12
In this verse, "Lucifer" is translated from the Latin "heylal" which literally means "The Shining One"
This is the subject of the Stephen King novel, "The Shining". The movie stars Jack Nicholson who plays an author who seemingly succumbs to madness while isolated with his wife and child in a remote lodge for the winter.
When we consider that the movie was directed by legendary director Stanley Kubrick, and we consider Kuberick's fanatical attention to detail and symbolism in all of his movies, it should not surprise us that the final frame of the movie shown below depicts the main character (Jack Torrance) in a pose strikingly similar to Baphomet, a symbol representative of Satan himself
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