King of Pride: from the bestselling author of the Twisted series (Kings of Sin)

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When Simba was a small cub, Mufasa came to Wildebeest Gorge to save him from being crushed by stampeding wildebeests. Although he saved Simba, he had to climb a cliff to exit the gorge. When he got to the top, he was tossed off the cliff by his own brother, Scar, and crushed by the stampede down below. After his death, Scar convinced Simba that it was Simba's fault that Mufasa had died, and encouraged him to run away and never return. Scar then told the other lions that both Mufasa and Simba had died in the stampede, allowing him to take control of the Pride Lands as its new king. Another characteristic of this spirit Leviathan is being unyielding and unbending (Job 41:23). To yield means to submit by giving way before force, argument, persuasion, or entreaty. It means to relinquish one’s rights. People who are “set in their ways” (unbending and unyielding) are being controlled by Leviathan, who refuses to yield. Lion King director clears up online rumour about Mufasa and Scar not being brothers. vt. Archived from the original on October 24, 2020. Retrieved on July 15, 2021. In the January 1990 and May 1990 drafts of The Lion King, Scar was dim-witted and slow, and the true mastermind behind his ascent to kingship was the hyena Banagi. [44] [45]

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Mufasa tried to climb to safety after saving young Simba from a stampede, but Scar sent him falling to his death. I shouldn't use it again. I... I'm worried that I might turn into Scar. ―Kion, after he nearly hurts Nala with the Roar of the Elders [src] In the 1992 draft of The Lion King, Scar asked Nala to be his queen, but she refused. Consequently, Scar banished her from the Pride Lands. [46] This scene was eventually added to the stage musical version of The Lion King. [32] Revealed in " Let Sleeping Crocs Lie" from Disney Junior's The Lion Guard. Season 2, Episode 6. Written by Elise Allen and directed by Howy Parkins. Originally aired August 11, 2017. In answer to his son's question about why lions rule the Pride Lands, Simba explains that it's always been this way, as his many ancestors, including Mohatu, ruled before him.Fasting is often necessary in dealing with Leviathan. Through fasting, we humble the soul (Ps. 35:13). Fasting helps break the power of pride in our lives. We will take over the Pride Lands piece by piece. So, in the end, there will be nothing left for the Lion Guard to defend. ―Scar [src]

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Instead of resorting to anger and using the Roar of the Elders like Scar had expected, Kion forgave Scar and called upon the Great Lions of the Past to judge the evil spirit for his actions. Consequently, the Great Lions of the Past unleashed rain upon Scar, which began to extinguish his fire and evaporate him into nothingness. Just before being destroyed, Scar warned Kion that he would eventually see the Roar as a curse and declared that they were the same. With Scar defeated, the Mark of Evil from which he had arisen was destroyed, his army was disbanded, and Jasiri took his place as the de-facto ruler of the Outlands. [4] Kion's healing journey “ The Pride Lands are about to get very thirsty. And with thirst will come unrest, desperation, and chaos. ―Scar [src] As seen in a painting as a teenager, not much about Kovu changes except that he has grown bigger and his mane has begun to develop itself. Isabella is everything he shouldn't want, but with every look and every touch, he's tempted to break all his rules... and claim her as his own.According to concept artwork, Scar originally had his own special territory called "Scar-land." [49] Leviathan is not an earthly creature. We are dealing with a spirit, a strongman in the kingdom of darkness. There is no creature on earth that is comparable to this fearless spirit (Job 41:33). Leviathan hinders spiritual growth. Sleepiness while trying to pray, study the Word, or even while sitting in a service are manifestations of this spirit. People who have problems praying or understanding the Word of God are often controlled by Leviathan. An inability to remember scriptures or recall the Word have also been traced to Leviathan. In the stage musical version of The Lion King, Scar has an additional song titled " The Madness of King Scar". [32] Revealed in " Long Live the Queen" from Disney Junior's The Lion Guard. Season 3, Episode 15. Written by Kendall Michele Haney and Ford Riley, and directed by Howy Parkins. Originally aired October 20, 2019.