Can you pick the names the King James Bible ascribes to Satan? by serf_in_USA

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Clickable Names of Satan in the King James Bible Quiz

by serf_in_USA

Created Mar 6, 2013 in Religion
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	bubbagumma:	Mar 6th, 2013 at 14:24 GMT		1 point
	Many of the names are familiar, and some are not. That makes the game a welcome challenge.

	serf_in_USA:	Mar 6th, 2013 at 18:33 GMT		-1 points
	Glad you like(d) it. I spent considerable thought making its decoys. Please pass this mutha along to your priest and/ or preacher and/ or friends in general, brutha. I need some juice here.

	milgita:	Mar 7th, 2013 at 17:22 GMT		2 points
	I'm pretty sure it doesn't call him Lucifer, antichrist, or leviathan. While those words are in the Bible, they don't necessarily refer to Satan.

	serf_in_USA:	Mar 7th, 2013 at 19:39 GMT		-2 points
	He is called Lucifer in Isaiah 14:12. He is referred to as the spirit of antichrist in I John 4:3. He is referred to as the leviathan in Isaiah 27:1 and Job ch. 41. We're talking about the King James Version here — not the New International Version or anything else; just the KJV. But hey, you know so much — maybe you're right: maybe the names in those verses are referring to one of the kids in the Brady Bunch.

	chriskotx:	Mar 7th, 2013 at 22:08 GMT		3 points
	@serf_in_USA: I think the point that milgita is making is that those 3 terms, found in the sources you provide, are not directly attributed to Satan in the context as they are in other places. For example, in Isaiah 14:12, the passage is directed toward the "king of Babylon" - much as in the same way that Genesis 3 does not specifically identify the serpent as a personification of Satan (even if it is almost universally accepted as such). Disagreeing points of view are proper but sarcasm is not very becoming - especially in religious discussions.

	parklife:	Mar 9th, 2013 at 21:41 GMT		1 point
	Wrong again serf. The 1 John verse you quote isn't proof that Satan is the antichrist. It only works that way if you already believe the antichrist to be the devil, in which case that verse isn't proof of anything. The closest the New Testament comes to linking Satan and the antichrist implies that Satan is THE FATHER of the antichrist, as much as God is the father of Jesus. Since the first 1800 years of biblical scholarship disputed any link between the devil and the AC, I don't see why you are harassing people who hold that view.