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The first-of-its-kind Bible handbook offers charismatic and Pentecostal Christians a major reference tool that provides easy access to a wealth of biblical and practical information. Contains an interactive Survey (with Kingdom Life Insights) for each book of the Bible, the unique Spirit-Filled Life Encyclopedic Dictionary with over 1,300 entries, and Kingdom Keys for applying the principles of...

the hater; the accuser; adversary, enemy; one who resists, obstructs, and hinders whatever is good. Satan comes from the verb which means “to be an opponent,” or “to withstand.” As a noun, satan can describe any “opponent” (2 Sam. 19:21–22). However, when the form ha-satan (the Adversary) occurs, the translation is usually “Satan,” not his name, but his accurate description: hateful enemy. Since Satan is the Hater, he is all the more opposed to God, who is love (see 1 John 3:10–15; 4:7–8). Mankind