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The word satan is a Hebrew word which simply means opponent or adversary. When it occurs in the Old Testament, it is usually translated into the English word “adversary”. Sometimes the adversary was an angel or a godly person. For example: * an angel is described as a satan in Numbers 22:22; * David is described as a satan in 1 Samuel 29:4. In both cases, the word satan does not appear in our English Bibles because it has been translated. In 1 Chronicles 21:1, God is described as a satan because he was opposing David. Here the translators chose to leave the word untranslated. In this incident, God was acting as a satan or opponent because he brought about a trial in David’s life. In other passages, the adversary was not a godly person. For example: * Hadad the Edomite and Rezon the king of Syria were satans to Solomon (1 Kings 11:14,23) because they led armies against Israel; * David’s enemies are described as satans in Psalm 38:20. Again, in these cases the word satan has been translated. In Job chapters 1 and 2, the word satan is left untranslated. Satan (the opponent) comes before God and claims that Job is only righteous because he has been blessed. He says that if Job were made to suffer, he would not be so righteous. Then Job suffers a series of disasters including the loss of all his possessions, the death of his ten children and a severe skin disease. It was God who brought about the series of disasters (see Job 2:3; 19:21; 30:21; 42:11; etc.). So, although Satan wanted Job to suffer, it was God who acted on his suggestion. Satan himself did not have the power to do it on his own—God gave him the power. So who is Job’s opponent in this case? We do not know. Whoever Satan was, he was suspicious that Job would not maintain his faith under suffering. After Satan complained to God about Job, God decided to test Job’s faith and righteousness.
Originally posted by Dr Cosma
Doesnt the belief in the 'Horned one' come from wicca and or witchcraft?
Is that not a new age belief?
Originally posted by satron
Was Lucifer a prototype of Jesus?
Originally posted by Nameless Hussy
Originally posted by satron
Was Lucifer a prototype of Jesus?
Rev. 22:16 I Jesus have sent mine angel to testify unto you these things in the churches. I am the root and the offspring of David, and the bright and morning star.
If Lucifer is Venus, and Venus is the morning star, and Jesus is saying he, too, is the morning star...
Also, consider when Jesus was baptized by John, the holy spirit descended on him in the form of a dove. The dove is sacred to (or symbolic of) Venus. Interesting connections.
Originally posted by Nameless Hussy
Originally posted by satron
Was Lucifer a prototype of Jesus?
Rev. 22:16 I Jesus have sent mine angel to testify unto you these things in the churches. I am the root and the offspring of David, and the bright and morning star.
If Lucifer is Venus, and Venus is the morning star, and Jesus is saying he, too, is the morning star...
Also, consider when Jesus was baptized by John, the holy spirit descended on him in the form of a dove. The dove is sacred to (or symbolic of) Venus. Interesting connections.
Originally posted by Schrödinger
Elohim is G-D aka. TGAOTU aka. YHWH aka. Jehova!
Elohim is just the hebrew word for God.
Like Arabs use Allah, and westerners use God.