The Dragon Beowulf fought could represent the three headed Dog in Greek mythology that guided the hell. ... The inducing part of the story was the death of Jesus Christ, who voluntarily gave up his life to his hater in order to save his people life whose has been predominated by devil or evil people same as in Beowulf who went to the battle with his friend to fight with the dragon. ... In all the story of Beowulf, One find the element of Christian and Religious ideologies such as God love, kindness and hope in rewards, God as the creator of the earth, the story about Cain's generations, ...

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Similarly, Herot is the place where Beowulf defeats Grendel, and it is also the site where evil relentlessly persists in the forms of Grendel, Grendel's mom, and the dragon. The last point that is of vital importance is the actuality that although Beowulf hand- picked twelve soldiers to help him in his last battle with the dragon, only one remains loyal to his word by staying beside Beowulf when he needed him. ...

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Both texts make reference to the Lamb(s) of God, to a messianic figure who will herald the end of days, to the beasts (dragons and leviathons) who will raze the earth of sinners, and both texts describe a very similar process by which this earth will be destroyed, and replaced by the eternal "holy city.... " The monsters in Enoch serve a dual purpose, both physical and intellectual.8 According to Rabbi Johanan, the "flesh of the monsters will be of great physical nourishment for the bodies of the righteous," serving the physical needs of those whom God saves during the end ...

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