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Wormwood
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Ok this time the title is real!! 
I know this seems like a pretty easy question but,
Before you starting furiously typing yes he is and why, hereās the reason I ask. I am tried to study the text without an implied understanding. That is to say, if someone said, āto work on the sabbath is a sinā I would ask what verse that appeared in and they could tell me. If I asked about easter, well I would get several different ways that easter became an implied custom. Having said that, I canāt find where Satan is pinned as the ultimate evil. At first he is chosen and second in heaven only to God. After he is banished from heaven, he appears a few more times, but never in the capacity I hear him spoken of now. Now it seems satan can be blamed for anythingā¦our society is terrible because satan has our children under mind control and arguments likewise. When exactly does this occur? I canāt find where the hebrews curse satan for any of their misfortunes. When did this theory or practice originate? As a side question, if he tried to OVERTHROW GODā¦and his punishment was to have to live here with usā¦what does that say about us?
I know this seems like a pretty easy question but,
Before you starting furiously typing yes he is and why, hereās the reason I ask. I am tried to study the text without an implied understanding. That is to say, if someone said, āto work on the sabbath is a sinā I would ask what verse that appeared in and they could tell me. If I asked about easter, well I would get several different ways that easter became an implied custom. Having said that, I canāt find where Satan is pinned as the ultimate evil. At first he is chosen and second in heaven only to God. After he is banished from heaven, he appears a few more times, but never in the capacity I hear him spoken of now. Now it seems satan can be blamed for anythingā¦our society is terrible because satan has our children under mind control and arguments likewise. When exactly does this occur? I canāt find where the hebrews curse satan for any of their misfortunes. When did this theory or practice originate? As a side question, if he tried to OVERTHROW GODā¦and his punishment was to have to live here with usā¦what does that say about us?
