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The phrase is also used as a metaphor for diseases or biological elements that are difficult to diagnose because they mimic other conditions.

A 2023 report in the Journal of the American College of Chest Physicians titled "Disseminated Blastomycosis: The Great Deceiver" details a case of a fungal infection that presented with symptoms easily mistaken for other pulmonary issues, illustrating why clinicians use this nickname for the disease. GREAT DECEIVER [Final]

In eschatological (End Times) studies, the Great Deceiver is expected to appear before the return of Christ to mislead believers and the world. A central tactic described is mimicry —imitating God’s attributes to trick people into worshiping the devil under the guise of religious righteousness. The phrase is also used as a metaphor

The term is rooted in scriptures such as Revelation 12:9 , which describes the "great dragon... called the Devil, and , which deceiveth the whole world". A central tactic described is mimicry —imitating God’s

A scientific paper titled "The Great Deceiver: miR-2392’s Hidden Role in Driving SARS-CoV-2" explores how a specific microRNA (miR-2392) suppresses mitochondrial gene expression, contributing to the severe symptoms of COVID-19. Other Relevant Media

Recent sermons, such as those by Pastor Greg Laurie and Dr. David Jeremiah , focus on identifying these deceptions in a world of "fakes," including the rise of AI and secular substitutes for spiritual connection. Medical & Scientific Reports