Barbas

The Thief of Heavenly Ideas

They say human inventions come from inspiration—a sudden spark, a brilliant thought arriving from nowhere. But in the hidden history of creation, inspiration is rarely accidental. Some ideas were not born in human minds at all; they were whispered. And among the whisperers stands Barbas.

Barbas is known in Olam-Chuphshah as a powerful demon, deeply entangled with human innovation, progress, and ambition. Yet before his fall, he was something far different: a president angel of exceptional brilliance from the clan of Archangel Barachiel, the Ultimate Builder of Shamayim. Barachiel’s clan was entrusted with divine engineering—technology woven from light, energy, frequency, and sacred order. To be a president angel in that clan was to stand among the architects of heaven itself.

Barbas was once radiant, disciplined, and precise. He understood systems the way musicians understand harmony. In Shamayim, he helped maintain structures that did not merely stand, but lived—cities that responded to thought, pathways that bent to intention, and instruments that translated divine will into functional reality.

But when the Peace Fall began, Barbas made a choice that would forever redefine him.

The King He Followed

Barbas belonged to the Territory of Barachiel, and under that territory ruled a king angel named Haagenti. Haagenti was a master strategist, deeply respected for his efficiency and command over complex systems. When the Ten Kings protested the judgment placed upon Lucifer and later aligned themselves with Satan’s cause, Haagenti was among them.

Barbas followed King Haagenti.

He did not fall through ignorance. He understood the weight of the decision. But like many in Barachiel’s clan, Barbas believed that knowledge without restraint should never be suppressed—not even by mercy. When Haagenti departed Shamayim and later joined the Strike against Ahavah, Barbas followed his king into exile, into rebellion, and finally into damnation.

When the Arrow of Light was launched and the Strike scarred creation, Barbas’s brilliance fell with him. His light did not vanish—but it twisted.

A Demon of Extraction

In Olam-Chuphshah, Barbas did not become a brute or a warlord. His mind remained sharp, his understanding intact. Satan quickly recognized his value.

After the resurrection of Yeshua and His ascension to Shamayim, a profound shift occurred. Yeshua declared that direct angelic interference in human affairs must cease. Salvation, He said, was sufficient. The power in His name, faith in His sacrifice, and the Spirit of the Most High were enough to overcome darkness. Too much visible divine assistance would make salvation undesirable—turning faith into convenience and drawing humanity back into Satan’s trap of dependency.

The 24 Elders understood the danger. If angels withdrew completely, Satan would gain an advantage. So a delicate solution was formed.

Barachiel and his clan were instructed to release technological knowledge into Earth’s atmosphere—not as miracles, not as gifts handed directly to humans, but as ideas. Fragmented, coded, incomplete. Knowledge that would require human effort, failure, persistence, and cooperation to manifest.

These ideas became sparks—absorbed by human minds, emerging as inventions, innovations, and discoveries. Cameras, frequencies, communication systems, energy storage, weapons, music technologies, transportation, and countless unseen mechanisms all trace back to this release.

But where light moves, darkness follows.

Barbas and the Theft of Inspiration

Barbas was instrumental in Satan’s counterstrategy.

Using the minds of mermaids and mermen—beings closer in nature to humans than angels—Barbas helped Satan extract fragments of Barachiel’s released knowledge from Earth’s atmosphere before humans could fully absorb them. These fragments were incomplete, distorted, and stripped of divine balance, but still powerful.

Satan then did something devastatingly clever:
He sold human ideas back to humans.

Through manipulation, worship, secret covenants, and soul-trading systems, demonic forces offered technological leaps, wealth, luxury, and power—often ahead of natural human development—in exchange for allegiance, corruption, or outright souls. Humans believed they were advancing. In truth, they were being harvested.

Barbas became a key architect of this system. He understood the original designs well enough to reverse-engineer them into tools of control. Where Barachiel released knowledge to empower humanity to stand on its own, Barbas repurposed fragments to enslave.

The War of Progress

This is why technology in the human world has always carried a double edge. Every breakthrough carries both salvation and destruction. Communication unites—and divides. Weapons protect—and annihilate. Energy empowers—and corrupts.

Barbas thrives in this tension.

He whispers efficiency without ethics, progress without wisdom, innovation without humility. He does not oppose invention—he accelerates it, ensuring humanity advances faster than its spiritual maturity. In doing so, he widens the gap between capability and character, creating fertile ground for despair, pride, and dependency.

Unlike demons of fear or violence, Barbas rarely frightens. He inspires. He encourages brilliance, ambition, and mastery—while quietly severing those pursuits from faith, gratitude, and reverence for Ahavah.

Bound by Salvation Law

Yet Barbas is not free.

He cannot interfere directly with humans. He cannot force belief, action, or allegiance. The Salvation-law established through Yeshua restricts him. Every soul he influences must choose.

And this is where Barbas fails.

For all his brilliance, he understands something that terrifies him: humans were once fallen souls like him—and they were given a second chance. Salvation was never freely offered to demons in their fallen state, unless they chose the repentant path of being born as humans and becoming believers in Yeshua. So, no redemption remains for Barbas in his fallen state—only a narrow path forged by the 24 Elders: to repent, relinquish his demonic nature, become a soul, and be born on earth as a human under Yeshua’s salvation, stripped of all memory of The Strike. Every human who resists him, who uses technology without surrendering faith, who builds without worshipping power, is a living reminder of what he could still choose… and what he refuses to become.

The Silent War Continues

Barbas still works tirelessly in Olam-Chuphshah, coordinating extraction systems, supervising technological theft, and advising Satan’s councils. But every invention that serves good, every idea that lifts humanity without corrupting it, every innovation used to expose darkness instead of empower it—weakens his influence.

The very systems he helped steal now betray him.
For the knowledge he corrupts was never his to begin with.
It came from Shamayim. And in the end, all truth longs to return to its source.

The Thief Who Cannot Create

Barbas does not create. He copies. He fragments. He steals echoes of divine brilliance and sells them cheaply. He is the shadow of Barachiel’s glory—forever aware of the perfection he once served and can never touch again.

And this is his torment:
To watch humans build with fragments of heaven, while knowing he will never be allowed to return there in his fallen state.