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woir.net/monster Introduction: “The Word of God speaks plainly concerning the man of sin, that son of perdition who shall rise in the latter days with all power, signs, and lying wonders. He is called in Daniel “a vile person,” “a king of fierce countenance,” and in 2 Thessalonians, “that Wicked,” whose coming is after the working of Satan. Many have considered the rise of this final enemy from a political or eschatological standpoint, but few have pondered what the scriptures reveal about the roots of such a man—his childhood, his formation, his heart before it was fully possessed by the devil. The books of Psalms and Proverbs are rich with insight into how children are shaped— for good or for evil. They teach us that “foolishness is bound in the heart of a child; but the rod of correction shall drive it far from him” (Proverbs 22:15), and that a child left to himself “bringeth his mother to shame” (Proverbs 29:15). God’s Word does not merely instruct us to discipline children; it declares that to withhold correction is to hate them (Proverbs 13:24). In these verses, we find more than parenting advice—we find a divine warning: a generation that forsakes chastening raises up souls that are hardened, proud, without natural affection, and ready to be vessels of dishonor.This study will trace the early spiritual formation of the Antichrist not from fables or traditions of men, but from the principles of scripture. What kind of home neglects the fear of God? What happens to a child never taught to tremble at His Word? How does a heart become so calloused that it blasphemes the God of heaven and demands worship as God? The answers are not hidden—they are scattered throughout the Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, the Prophets, and the Gospels.The man of sin is not born with horns and fangs—he is born as all men are: in sin, with a heart that must be disciplined, instructed, and brought into subjection to the fear of the Lord. But when that process is rejected, and when a godless world exalts pride, rebellion, and deception, such a man is not only possible—he is inevitable. This is the mystery of iniquity: how a child, raised without correction, praised for his cunning, and abandoned to his own heart, becomes the final enemy of God and man.Let us therefore consider, through the light of God’s Word, the childhood of the man of sin.”― Joshua Haynes