🎙️ EP46｜Why Does the Bible Compare People to Pigs, Dogs, Snakes—and Beasts? The Bible uses some surprisingly strong images for people. Some are called— sheep. Others are compared to— fish. But others are described as pigs, dogs, snakes, and even beasts. Why? If “fish” can symbolize people, could the “beasts” of biblical prophecy also reveal something about human beings and human powers? Jesus compared the Kingdom of Heaven to a net cast into the sea. It gathers fish of every kind. But then comes— separation. The good are kept. The bad are thrown away. So the real question may not simply be: “Was I caught in the net?” It may be: “What will I be revealed to be when the separation comes?” Daniel and Revelation repeatedly describe beasts associated with power, conflict, persecution, and domination. And under pressure, people are forced to make choices. Will fear change what you believe? Will comfort make you compromise? Will power determine what you call truth? The story of Noah presents a similar warning. Before the flood, ordinary life continued. Then judgment revealed the difference between those who were prepared and those who were not. Perhaps trials do something similar. They reveal what is already inside us. So if the biblical net were cast today— what kind of “fish” would you be? And when faith becomes costly, what kind of person would you become? 📩 Official LINE #BibleProphecy #BiblicalSymbolism #BeastFromTheSea #GoodFish #BadFish #ParableOfTheNet #EndTimes #Judgment #Revelation #Daniel #NoahsArk #Trials #Faith #KingdomOfHeaven #BibleStudy #ChristianPodcast