Satan means“ Resister” and Devil means“ Slanderer.”.
thus prove Satan a liar and a Slanderer?
Greek word meaning“ false accuser,”“ Slanderer.”.
and where there is no Slanderer, quarreling ceases.”
He is called Satan( Resister), Devil( Slanderer), Serpent(
and“ Devil” mean“ resister” and“ Slanderer.”.
meaning“ Slanderer”) because he has slandered God.
which means“ Slanderer.”.
false accuser, Slanderer.”.
Devil( Slanderer), serpent(
The words“ Satan” and“ Devil” mean“ resister” and“ Slanderer.”.
Thayer, it literally means“ a calumniator, false accuser, Slanderer.”.
Can one guilty of slander not be a Slanderer?
That wicked
spirit creature also made himself the Devil, meaning“ Slanderer.”.
Jesus told his apostles:“ One of you is a Slanderer.”.
The word“ Devil” comes from a
Greek word meaning“ false accuser,”“ Slanderer.”.
As noted at Revelation 12: 9, Satan is called Devil,
meaning“ Slanderer.”.
When the Slanderer sees a fault in someone else, he is pleased.
By rebelling, this spirit creature made himself Satan( meaning“ resister”)
and Devil meaning“ Slanderer”.
He is called Satan( Resister), Devil( Slanderer), Serpent( synonymous with Deceiver), Tempter, and Liar.
This archenemy of God was appropriately given the name“ Devil”( Greek, di·aʹbo·los),
which means“ Slanderer.”.
The rebel became the great Adversary, Satan( Resister),
Devil( Slanderer), serpent( deceiver), and dragon( devourer). - Rev.
We should imitate the example of faithful Demetrius and not
that of chattering Diotrephes, who was a Slanderer.
According to this, the Devil, a name meaning“ Slanderer,” was“ a liar and the father of the lie.”.
On one occasion
in the year 32 C. E., however, Jesus told his apostles:“ One of you is a Slanderer.”.
Where there is no wood, the fire goes out,
and where there is no Slanderer, quarreling ceases.” - Proverbs 26: 20.
Are they ready to join the ranks of those who are for Jehovah's sovereignty and
thus prove Satan a liar and a Slanderer?
Although the Scriptures do not reveal this spirit creature's original name, they call him the Devil(
meaning“ Slanderer”) because he has slandered God.
But after his rebellion, the Bible appropriately
calls him Satan, which means“ Resister,” and the Devil, which means“ Slanderer.” - Matthew 4: 8- 11.
Slander can lead to expulsion from God's organization; a Slanderer may be disfellowshipped,
perhaps as an unrepentant liar. However, such action is not to be taken against those guilty of light gossip.