61 Problems with the Word “satan” in the New Testament

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61 Problems with the Word “satan” in the New Testament

The purpose of this discussion is to show New Testament references to Satan, as the superhuman enemy of God, are in error. The word satan actually means “adversary,” a common, morally neutral noun.

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