✌“Most Wanted” Evil People in the Bible Ranking😈🕵️‍♂️

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😈 Top 100 Evil People in the Bible – The Crime File Dossier

An unholy roll call of the most sinister, treacherous, bloodthirsty and deceitful figures ever to stalk the holy pages of scripture…

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📂 Crime Files #1–30

1. Satan (Lucifer) – The original rebel, deceiver in Eden, accuser in Job, tempter of Christ. Mastermind behind nearly every evil plot.

2. Judas Iscariot – Betrayed Jesus with a kiss for 30 silver coins. The archetype of treachery.

3. Cain – First murderer in history. Killed his brother Abel out of jealousy (Genesis 4).

4. Pharaoh of the Exodus – Heart hardened. Enslaved Israel, resisted Moses, and drowned his army in the Red Sea (Exodus).

5. Jezebel – Wicked queen who promoted Baal worship, murdered prophets, and threatened Elijah (1 Kings 16–21).

6. Ahab – Weak king manipulated by Jezebel. Coveted Naboth’s vineyard, enabling murder.

7. Herod the Great – Ordered the slaughter of Bethlehem’s infants to kill baby Jesus (Matthew 2).

8. Herod Antipas – Beheaded John the Baptist after a seductive dance and rash promise (Mark 6).

9. Delilah – Betrayed Samson for silver, led to his capture and humiliation (Judges 16).

10. Absalom – King David’s son. Staged a coup, slept with his father’s concubines publicly (2 Samuel).

11. Haman – Planned genocide against Jews in Persia. Hanged on the gallows he built for Mordecai (Book of Esther).

12. Ananias & Sapphira – Lied to the Holy Spirit about their offering. Dropped dead instantly (Acts 5).

13. Nebuchadnezzar – Ruthless conqueror who destroyed Jerusalem. Later humbled by madness from God (Daniel).

14. Pilate – Washed his hands of Jesus’ death but sanctioned the crucifixion (Matthew 27).

15. Korah – Led a rebellion against Moses. Swallowed alive by the earth (Numbers 16).

16. Eli’s Sons (Hophni & Phinehas) – Corrupt priests who exploited sacrifices and seduced women (1 Samuel 2).

17. Simon the Sorcerer (Magus) – Tried to buy the Holy Spirit’s power. Rebuked harshly by Peter (Acts 8).

18. Ishmael (Assassin of Gedaliah) – Committed political murder post-Babylon exile. Threw bodies in a cistern (Jeremiah 41).

19. Athaliah – Killed her own grandchildren to secure power. Only female monarch of Judah (2 Kings 11).

20. Doeg the Edomite – Massacred 85 priests on Saul’s orders (1 Samuel 22).

21. Lot’s Daughters – Got their father drunk and committed incest (Genesis 19).

22. Eliab (David’s Brother) – Belittled David with scorn when he faced Goliath (1 Samuel 17).

23. Nadab and Abihu – Offered unauthorized fire before God. Killed by divine fire (Leviticus 10).

24. King Jehoram of Judah – Murdered his brothers to secure his throne (2 Chronicles 21).

25. The Sons of Jacob (Selling Joseph) – Sold their own brother into slavery, faked his death (Genesis 37).

26. Sennacherib – Blasphemed God and mocked Jerusalem before being assassinated by his sons (2 Kings 19).

27. Elymas the Sorcerer – Opposed Paul. Struck blind for perverting the truth (Acts 13).

28. Rehoboam – Ignored wise counsel, oppressed the people. Caused Israel’s split (1 Kings 12).

29. King Saul – Started as God’s anointed, descended into paranoia, murder, necromancy (1 Samuel).

30. The Serpent in Eden – Deceived Eve with cunning words. Introduced sin into the world (Genesis 3).

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📂 Crime Files #31–50

31. The Amalekites – Attacked Israel’s weak and weary. Doomed to destruction (Deuteronomy 25:17–19).

32. Sanballat and Tobiah – Slandered Nehemiah, tried to sabotage rebuilding of Jerusalem (Nehemiah).

33. King Manasseh – Filled Jerusalem with innocent blood. Practiced sorcery, led Judah astray (2 Kings 21).

34. Gehazi – Elisha’s servant. Lied to gain wealth, struck with leprosy (2 Kings 5).

35. Dathan and Abiram – Joined Korah’s rebellion. Swallowed alive by the earth (Numbers 16).

36. Pashhur the Priest – Beat and imprisoned Jeremiah. Renamed “Terror on Every Side” by God (Jeremiah 20).

37. The Rich Man in Luke 16 – Lived in luxury, ignored poor Lazarus. Ended up in torment.

38. The People Who Demanded Barabbas – Freed a murderer instead of the Messiah (Luke 23).

39. Saul of Tarsus (pre-conversion) – Persecuted Christians, approved Stephen’s martyrdom (Acts 7–9).

40. The False Prophets of Baal – 450 deceivers who misled Israel and were slaughtered by Elijah (1 Kings 18).

41. The Men of Sodom – Demanded to rape Lot’s guests. Obliterated by fire from heaven (Genesis 19).

42. Laban – Deceived Jacob repeatedly. Idolater and manipulator (Genesis 29–31).

43. The Adulterous Woman’s Accusers – Hypocrites who wanted to stone her. Exposed by Jesus (John 8).

44. King Zedekiah – Broke covenant, rebelled against Babylon, watched sons executed, eyes gouged (2 Kings 25).

45. The Thief on the Cross (Unrepentant) – Mocked Jesus even in death (Luke 23).

46. The Young Men Who Mocked Elisha – Called him “baldy,” mauled by bears (2 Kings 2).

47. The Philistines – Constant enemies of Israel, desecrated the Ark (1 Samuel 4–6).

48. The Builders of the Golden Calf – Worshipped a statue just after Sinai. Slain by Levites (Exodus 32).

49. The 10 Spies Who Brought Fear – Discouraged Israel with bad report. Died by plague (Numbers 13–14).

50. The Sons of Belial – A catch-all term for lawless men – rapists, rebels, and false accusers throughout scripture.

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📂 Crime Files #51–70

51. Michal (David’s Wife) – Mocked David’s worship. Became barren (2 Samuel 6:16–23).

52. Uzziah – Prideful king who unlawfully entered the temple. Struck with leprosy (2 Chronicles 26).

53. Jehu – Started with divine mission, ended in brutal zeal and idolatry (2 Kings 9–10).

54. The Queen of Sheba (Possibly) – Historically linked with occultism, though unclear biblically (1 Kings 10).

55. The Midianites – Oppressed Israel. Seduced them into Baal worship (Numbers 25).

56. The Moabites – Plotted to curse Israel with Balaam (Numbers 22).

57. The Tower of Babel Builders – Tried to defy heaven. God confused their language (Genesis 11).

58. Shimei – Cursed David, later executed for rebellion (2 Samuel 16; 1 Kings 2).

59. King Jeroboam I – Set up golden calves. Led Israel into lasting idolatry (1 Kings 12).

60. The Prodigal Son’s Older Brother – Embodiment of self-righteous bitterness (Luke 15).

61. Ishbosheth – Saul’s weak successor. His rule fueled civil war (2 Samuel 2–4).

62. The Egyptian Magicians – Opposed Moses with counterfeit miracles (Exodus 7).

63. The People of Nazareth – Tried to throw Jesus off a cliff (Luke 4).

64. The Ninevites (pre-repentance) – Brutal Assyrians, known for savagery (Book of Jonah).

65. The Gibeonites (deceivers) – Tricked Israel into a false treaty (Joshua 9).

66. The Levite’s Concubine’s Abusers (Gibeah) – Gang-raped and murdered her. Sparked civil war (Judges 19).

67. King Amaziah – Brought back idols after victory. Pride brought ruin (2 Chronicles 25).

68. Joab – David’s general. Murdered rivals in cold blood (2 Samuel 3, 20).

69. The Sadducees – Religious elite who denied resurrection and conspired against Jesus.

70. The Sanhedrin – Rigged Jesus’ trial. Abused justice in favor of tradition and control.

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📂 Crime Files #71–90

71. The People of Israel (in the wilderness) – Grumbled, rebelled, built idols, and doubted God repeatedly.

72. Eli the Priest – Failed to discipline his corrupt sons. Judgment came on his whole house.

73. The Man Without the Wedding Garment – Cast into outer darkness (Matthew 22:1–14).

74. Bar-Jesus (Elymas the Magician) – Called a “son of the devil” by Paul. Opposed the gospel (Acts 13).

75. Alexander the Coppersmith – Did Paul “great harm.” May have been an apostate (2 Timothy 4:14).

76. Demas – Deserted Paul for love of the world (2 Timothy 4:10).

77. The Crowd Who Mocked Jesus – Spat, jeered, crowned him with thorns. Shared guilt in the crucifixion.

78. The People Who Demanded a Sign – Refused to believe without miracles. Hardened hearts (Matthew 12).

79. The Nicolaitans – Heretical sect rebuked by Jesus in Revelation 2.

80. The Beast and the False Prophet (Revelation) – Final end-times deceivers. Cast into the lake of fire.

81. The King of Tyre (Ezekiel 28) – Pictured as Satan himself. Claimed divinity. Doomed to destruction.

82. The Whore of Babylon (Revelation) – Symbol of religious and political corruption. Drunk on martyr’s blood.

83. The Locusts from the Abyss (Revelation) – Torture agents under Apollyon. Unnatural, demonic.

84. Apollyon (Abaddon) – King of demonic forces. Name means “Destroyer” (Revelation 9:11).

85. The Merchants of Babylon – Exploited souls for wealth (Revelation 18).

86. Balaam – Greedy prophet who led Israel into sexual sin for money (Numbers 22–24; Revelation 2:14).

87. The Woman Who Hid the Leaven (Parable) – Symbol of corrupting influence (Matthew 13).

88. The Fool (Proverbs/Psalms) – Denies God, lives in pride and destruction.

89. The Rich Fool (Luke 12) – Stored up treasures on Earth. Died suddenly. Lost eternally.

90. The Rebellious Israelites in Judges – Every man did what was right in his own eyes. Chaos and apostasy reigned.

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📂 Crime Files #91–100

91. The False Christs and Prophets – Exploit faith for fame and power, leading many into ruin (Matthew 24).

92. The People Who Laughed at Noah – Mocked God’s warning. Drowned in divine judgment (Genesis 6–7).

93. The People of Babel – Built a tower to heaven. Scattered by God (Genesis 11).

94. The Leaders Who Refused Ezra’s Reforms – Resisted God’s restoration. Stalled revival (Ezra 9–10).

95. The Jews Who Plotted Against Paul – Swore not to eat until he was dead (Acts 23).

96. The Slave Girl’s Owners (Philippi) – Exploited her for profit. Turned violent after exorcism (Acts 16).

97. The Priests Who Conspired Against Jesus – Sought false witnesses and engineered His death.

98. Lot’s Wife – Looked back at Sodom despite warnings. Became a pillar of salt (Genesis 19).

99. Goliath – Blasphemed the God of Israel. Fell to David’s stone (1 Samuel 17).

100. Lucifer (again) – From angel of light to the dragon of Revelation. The bookends of evil.

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