What other human being in the Bible is called the son of perdition?
Judas Iscariot is the other human being in Scripture referred to as the son of perdition. He was spoken of as having gone to his own place. The Antichrist is also called the son of perdition, who came from his own place.
Les teaches from the text that the departure must come first, and then the man of sin, the son of perdition, is revealed. He calls this title another description of the Antichrist. For an intriguing Bible study, Les asks what other human being in Scripture is referred to as the son of perdition, then answers that Judas Iscariot was called the son of perdition. Judas was spoken of as having gone to his own place, while Revelation speaks of the Antichrist as the son of perdition, who also came from his own place. Les sees many Scriptural analogies and says perhaps—though he does not get dogmatic—there will be the one instance of a reincarnation.