Jeff Bezos Looks Like Lex Luthor IRL and That Should Freak You The Hell Out
Is this a case of art imitating life, or something far more twisted—like life deliberately modeling itself after dark, symbolic fiction?
I watched the new Superman movie that just came out, and one thing hit me like a punch to the face: the guy playing Lex Luthor looks like a younger Jeff Bezos.
Not “kinda” like him. Not “could pass for his cousin.” No. This dude is Jeff Bezos. Same bald head, same smug grin, same “I own your soul and I know it” energy.
And then it hit me harder.
Maybe that’s not an accident.
Maybe Lex Luthor—the bald billionaire psychopath who spends his life trying to destroy Superman because he can’t stand someone better than him existing—was always supposed to remind us of people like Bezos. Maybe he was based on them. Or maybe… it’s the other way around.
Let’s talk about this.
Superman Was Created By Jews. And His Name Means "Voice of God"
Superman wasn’t created by some random comic book hacks looking to make a buck. He was born out of Jewish tradition, myth, and theology.
His creators? Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster .
Jerry Siegel was from Cleveland.
Joe Shuster was born in Toronto but moved to Cleveland as a kid.
Both were Jewish.
They gave Superman the Kryptonian name Kal-El .
Kal means “voice” in Hebrew.
El means “God.”
So Kal-El literally translates to “Voice of God.”
That’s not subtle.
And if you’ve ever studied Kabbalah or Christian mysticism, you’ll recognize where they were going with this.
In the Tree of Life (Sefirot), the Chokhmah (Wisdom) is associated with the Logos —the divine word, the creative force behind the universe.
In Christianity, Jesus is called the Word of God :
“In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.”
— John 1:1
Jesus is also known as the Sun of Righteousness (Malachi 4:2), and guess what powers Superman?
The sun.
The son.
You get it?
Even the red and blue costume? Yeah, those are the traditional colors used to depict Christ and Mary in Renaissance art. Red for divinity, blue for truth and heaven.
So when people say Superman is like Hercules or some dumb musclehead hero, they’re missing the whole damn point.
Superman is a messiah figure .
He comes from another world. He saves humanity. He’s powerful, incorruptible, and full of grace.
And his archenemy?
A bald, rich, evil genius who hates him simply because he exists.
Lex Luthor = Lux + Lucifer
Let’s look at the name again.
Lex Luthor .
Lex sounds like Lux, Latin for light .
Luthor sounds disturbingly close to Lucifer .
Coincidence?
Maybe. But let’s dig deeper.
Lucifer was the angel of light, a cherubim so beautiful and powerful he led worship in Heaven. Then he got arrogant. Thought he could be God.
Sound familiar?
Lex Luthor is exactly the same.
He’s brilliant. Charismatic. Wealthy beyond measure. And yet—he’s consumed by jealousy toward Superman. Why?
Because Superman represents everything Lex cannot be: good, selfless, loved, chosen.
So Lex dedicates his entire life to destroying him. Not because Superman did anything to him.
Just because he exists.
That’s not just demonic behavior—it’s full-on batshit, freakin’ insane narcissistic sociopathy.
Lucifer didn’t attack God because God wronged him. He attacked because he couldn’t stand being second best.
So now we have a villain whose name echoes Lux Lucifera, and whose character mirrors the devil himself.
And somehow, in real life, we have a man named Jeffrey Preston Bezos, founder of Amazon, who looks like he stepped out of a Superman comic.
Jeff Bezos Is Real-Life Lex Luthor
Let’s talk about how Bezos built Amazon.
It wasn’t some wholesome rags-to-riches story where he worked hard and played fair.
No.
Amazon started by screwing over book publishers. He’d order massive quantities of books, promise payment terms, then return unsold copies claiming they were defective or never sold. Meanwhile, he pocketed the profits.
It was a scam. A legal loophole. And he used it to grow Amazon into the beast it is today.
Then there's the tax dodging.
According to ProPublica, Jeff Bezos paid zero federal income tax in multiple years—including 2006 and 2018—despite seeing his net worth increase by billions each year.
Billions.
And the government just let him slide.
Why?
Because they had bigger things to worry about, like:
Leaking military secrets to China?
Covering up child sex trafficking rings involving politicians and celebrities?
Staging fake protests and riots?
Suppressing whistleblowers?
Meanwhile, they let a man who owns a private space company and lives in a $165 million mansion skip out on paying taxes?
Yeah.
Sounds like America.
Amazon HQ Is Called “The Tower of Babel”
Amazon’s new headquarters is nicknamed by Bezos his “Tower of Babel.”
Two spiraling towers, shaped like a double helix, rising into the sky.
Some call it futuristic. Others call it innovative.
I call it Babylon 2.0 .
Remember the Tower of Babel?
“Come, let us build ourselves a city, and a tower with its top in the heavens…”
— Genesis 11:4
God saw their pride, confused their languages, and scattered them across the earth.
Now here we are, with a billionaire building a literal skyscraper that looks like DNA reaching for the sky—while developing AI, quantum computing, and surveillance tech inside.
This isn’t just architecture.
This is hubris.
This is playing god.
And Jeff Bezos is not just any billionaire. He’s the kind of guy who:
Funds private space travel
Buys The Washington Post
Has ties to intelligence agencies
Owns Ring doorbells, Alexa, AWS, Blue Origin
He controls data, communication, commerce, and increasingly—our perception of reality itself.
If Lex Luthor was real, he’d look like Jeff Bezos.
And if Bezos isn’t the Antichrist, he’s certainly helping set the stage for him.
We’re Living in the End Times and Most People Don’t Even Know It
Revelation 17–18 talks about a future system known as Mystery Babylon , a global empire ruled by greed, corruption, and deception.
It will be wealthy beyond imagination.
It will deceive nations.
And it will fall—in one hour .
“In one hour such great wealth has been brought to ruin.”
— Revelation 18:17
Amazon, Google, Meta, Apple—they’re not just companies.
They’re pillars of this new Babylon.
And Bezos? He’s one of the architects.
Now I know most of you reading this don’t believe in God. You think this is all fairy tales and conspiracy theories.
But what if it’s not?
What if we’re living in the end times right now?
What if the real Superman—Christ —is already here, waiting for the right moment to reveal Himself?
Because I don’t know about you, but I’d be pretty pissed off if I were Him.
Look around.
We’ve turned the planet into a dumpster fire of woke nonsense, corporate tyranny, synthetic drugs, and digital surveillance.
And we're okay with it.
As long as the Wi-Fi works and our Prime packages show up on time.
Final Thoughts: The Real Superman Is Coming
Whether you believe in prophecy or not, one thing is clear:
We are witnessing the rise of a technocratic elite that believes it can replace God.
They’re building towers to the sky, rewriting human biology, controlling information, and consolidating power.
And they’re doing it under the guise of progress.
But Scripture says Mystery Babylon will fall.
And when it does, it won’t be by hackers, or lawsuits, or public outrage.
It’ll be by the hand of God.
And the Lamb.
And the real Superman?
He doesn’t need a particle accelerator to destroy the world.
He needs only to speak…
And the sky will split open.
Editor’s Note: This article was written by my graphic designer and friend, J. Allen Cataldo — a man who refuses to use social media because he knows it’s all owned and operated by the forces of evil. He’s got a new book releasing this week titled The Tao of Christ, where he weaves together Eastern philosophy and Christian truth. If you want a free digital copy - leave a comment below and I will send you a download link.
I am not a movie person; much prefer to read, but a group of us went to see the new Superman movie. I told my husband afterwards that calling for Superman is literally like calling for Jesus ie everyone who calls on the name of the Lord shall be saved. Then to find this article. So good. Thank you! And yes, would like a digital copy.
Bezos did not scam anybody. For years half the street thought he was certain to go bankrupt. Moreover, he never made all that much money from retail. He really made all his money from Amazon Web services, which he also created from scratch. You are clueless.