Defenders Podcast Defenders: Doctrine of Creation (Part 22): The Origin of Satan
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Sep 4, 2024 Explore the intriguing theological implications of the creation of Satan, challenging the idea of a dualistic god. Delve into the biblical origins of Satan and demons, highlighting their rebellion and the lack of redemption for fallen angels. Unpack the complexities of Revelation 12, focusing on the cosmic struggle and key figures involved. The discussion emphasizes the intricate nature of time in biblical prophecy and the difficulties of grasping eschatological themes.
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Origin of Satan
- Scripture rejects dualism, the idea of God and an equal opposing force.
- God is the sole creator of all reality, including Satan and demons.
Isaiah 14 and Satan
- Isaiah 14:12-17, often cited as Satan's origin, describes the King of Babylon's pride.
- While theologically relevant, it lacks contextual support for a satanic fall.
Ezekiel 28 and Satan
- Ezekiel 28, also suggested as Satan's origin story, refers to the King of Tyre.
- Critics' claims of borrowed, demythologized pagan myths are untestable conjectures.