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X. SATAN: We believe in Satan’s existence and personality as the great adversary of God and His people (Rev.
12:1-10), his judgment (John 12:31), and final doom (Rev.
20:10).
I. Our Enemy Was Created as an Angel
1. Satan is a created {angel} .
{the environment of the heavens populated by angels on day one; the ‘sons of God’ witnessed the formation of planet earth}
A. He Was Morally Good
Gen. 1:31
{God saw ALL that He had made – including Satan}
B. Satan Was Beautiful
Ezekiel 28:12-15 {this passage looks to the ‘spirit power’ behind the earthly king of Tyre.
Satan was in Eden, not the king.}
II.
Our Enemy Rebelled
2. Satan chose to {rebel} against God.
A. Ezekiel 28:16-19
B. Isaiah 14:12-15
{the five “I wills”; again, the context is speaking of an earthly king who is being influenced and directed by Satan.}
III.
Our Enemy Has Many Names
3. Satan’s character is revealed by his {titles} .
a.
The name “Satan”
means {adversary} .
{God’s chief enemy; hates the godly}
i. Hebrew: !j'f' (satan) (cf. 1 Chron.
21:1) {first OT occurrence here & Job; 18x’s}
ii.
Greek: Satana/j (Satanas) (cf.
Matt.
4:10) {first NT occurrence; 36x’s}
b.
What is Satan called in the following passages?
i. {tempter}
ii. the devil = slanderer
iii. the evil one
iv.
Dragon
(1) Rev. 12:3-4
(2) Rev. 12:9
Serpent – reminds us of the temptation of Eve in the Garden of Eden}
(3) Rev. 12:10 accuser (of the Brethren)
IV.
Our Enemy Is at Work
4. Satan’s {works} and {methods} :
a. Identify the works of Satan in each of the following passages:
i. John 8:44 {murderer from the beginning (sought the death of Adam & Eve); and the ultimate source of lies and the practice of lying: “you surely shall not die” (Gen 3:4)}
John 16:11
ii.
John 16:11 {He’s the ruler of this world – i.e. for a brief amount of time Satan has been granted power over the fallen world system: but his time is short (Rev.
12:12)}
iii. 2 Cor.
4:4 {the god of this world (age); he’s blinded (Aor) the minds of the unsaved}
iv. 1 Thess.
3:5 {the tempter might have tempted you; He so brazen as to tempt Christ!} v. 1 Pet.
5:8 {cf Job 1:7; 2:2; he accuses, afflicts, and at times destroys God’s people.}
b.
Identify the methods of Satan in the following passages:
i. Gen. 3:1-6 {He’s crafty, more than any other creature; He plays on the lusts of the eyes and flesh, and the pride of life (1 Jn 2:16); he tells outright lies; causes doubt of God’s Word}
ii.
Matt.
4:1-11 {Satan attacks when we’re physically weakened, tired, hungry, down; he attacks repeatedly (3x’s with Christ); he’ll use food, fame, power, money, etc to tempt us; he’ll use Scripture inappropriately (Psa 91:11-12); Christ counters with Scripture}
iii. 2 Cor.
11:13-15 {Satan’s workers are deceitfully disguised; he himself appears as an angel of light!
Satan is a real being who opposes God and His people in every way.}
Conclusion: We believe in Satan’s existence and personality as the great adversary of God and His people.
V. Our Enemy Is Defeated
5. Satan is already {defeated} .
a. Satan works by Divine {permission} only:
Job 1:8-12
b.
Satan’s {judgment} is complete.
(John 12:31)
i.
He is judged by Christ at the Cross
ii.
He is resisted by the believer through faith and obedience
Eph.
4:27 6:13-18
(1) 1 Cor.
10:13 {Trust the Lord to deliver us from Satanic attack: Jude 9
we resist not by might, but through humble submission to Christ}
c. Satan’s {doom} is certain.
Rev 20:10 (see chart Stages ofSatan’s Downfall) POINT: Satan’s career summarized in one verse: Luke 10:18!
{cf.
Rom.
16:20!}
Conclusion: We believe in Satan’s judgment, and final doom.
6.
When was the last time you overcame a Satanic temptation?
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