Abstract
This research study delves into the origins of Satan, exploring the potential link between Satan and the Egyptian deity Set. The investigation draws upon primary sources, including papyrus papers documenting the attributes and worship of Set, as well as biblical texts referencing Satan. The study aims to establish that Satan can be understood as an aspect derived from Set, through an analysis of their name roots, associated elements, symbols, and the roles they fulfill within the religious texts and beliefs in which they are portrayed. By examining the textual and cultural evidence surrounding these figures, this research seeks to shed light on the possible historical and theological connections between them. The findings of this research contribute to a deeper understanding of the complex interplay between ancient religious traditions and the development of symbolic and mythological figures across different cultures and time periods and give a deeper understanding from literature and religious proses by understanding the roots and origins behind it.