The words “Devil” and “Satan” are, in modern English and common theological understanding, virtually synonymous—both refer to the ultimate cosmic enemy of God, the ruler of Hell, and the embodiment of evil. However, when we strip away centuries of translation, theological maturation, and dramatic reinterpretation, we discover that these two terms originated as distinct words … Continue reading The Accuser and the Adversary: Unpacking the Original Meanings of Devil and Satan