While many sects of Judaism believe Satan works for God or there are multiples of him I reject that notion;I will explain why. Does God break his law? The law and prophets say no. If God was complicit in HaSatans action or directed it he would be causing people to miss the mark and would be complicit in their sin. Notice that the pictographs mean to destroy/kill life which the father is about life. This words actual root cant mean what many teach and in fact contradicts Gods place with the 3 souls. Also note that the prophet Ezekiel in the 28th chapter in the 6th verse says that he places him self claiming to be El (blasphemy). Note prior to that the Adonai uses his unspeakable name. Many believe this is only referring to Tyre but if you take into account that in the first book of Moses (Genesis) the serpent was called the shiny one. Where do you get the definitive that the function was a snake? Now go back to Ezekiel in verse 11 it said he was perfect and beautiful; and is followed in verse 12 by saying that he was, in Eden the garden of God. It goes on to describe shiny things. It goes on in verse 14 to say he was an angel and thus cant be human. It continues saying he was on a holy mountain and it then finally said he fell. This was God describing the angel and comparing the king to HaSatan. In the Christian reformed (Calvinist) tradition they hold the same view of Satan because they totally deny free will. It clearly though contradicts the law to say God would tempt anyone or cause them to sin. What Deuteronomy 30:10-14 says contradicts the denial of inability. So the answer is angels have free will but God still has the ability to choose to allow or stop him. This ultimately gives both man and HaSatan free will but does not involve God being complicit in sin.
Posted on: Sat, 26 Apr 2014 00:08:50 +0000
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