Werewolf (A Biblical View) by Richie Cooley Goodreads

Nebuchadnezzar was exiled as king of Babylon, stripped down naked, literally transformed into a werewolf, and he lived in the forest with other wild beasts for SEVEN long years!Are werewolves mentioned in the Bible? In a word, no. Not specifically. However, there is a great deal of imagery that, while not overtly lycanthropic in nature,. The classic werewolf legend features a human who transforms, often at the time of a full moon, into a particularly vicious wolf. Some such shape-shifters were thought to be sorcerers with the ability to transform themselves into animals. Others were supposedly victims of a werewolf's bite or a curse. Lycanthrope —a synonym for werewolf—recalls the cruel Greek tyrant Lycaon who angered.

Werewolves are mythological creatures often depicted as humans who can transform into wolves or wolf-like creatures. Though werewolves are not directly mentioned in the Bible, various biblical themes and metaphors can help us understand cultural fears and moral lessons associated with such creatures.. Here are 37 Bible verses about werewolves, curated from both the Old and New Testaments of the Holy Bible, King James Version, arranged from most to least relevant.