the Adversary

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The Adversary is a title commonly used in religious and literary contexts to refer to the Devil as the personification of evil and opposition to divine will.

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All labels observed (4)

Label Occurrences
The Adversary 2
the Accuser 2
the Adversary canonical 2

Statements (50)

Predicate Object
instanceOf literary character type
personification of evil
religious title
theological concept
appearsIn drama
novels
poetry
religious texts
sermons
theological writings
associatedWith demonic forces
evil
sin
spiritual warfare
temptation
capitalization usually capitalized in religious contexts
contrastsWith God
angels
divine goodness
functionInNarrative antagonist
source of conflict
tester of faith
hasRole accuser of humanity
embodiment of moral evil
opponent of divine will
tempter of humans
languageType honorific or title
moralValence negative
ontologicalStatus supernatural being in many traditions
opposes divine plan
human spiritual well-being
refersTo Iblis
surface form: Satan

opponent of God
the Devil
the personification of evil
relatedConcept Lucifer
Iblis
surface form: Satan

the Devil
the accuser
the tempter
symbolizes cosmic opposition to good
moral corruption
rebellion against God
spiritual deception
usedInContext Christian theology
Islamic theology
Jewish theology
allegorical literature
literary analysis
religious discourse

Referenced by (7)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

the Devil alsoKnownAs the Adversary
the Devil alsoKnownAs the Adversary
this entity surface form: the Accuser
F. Paul Wilson series the Adversary
this entity surface form: The Adversary Cycle
the Enemy relatedTitle the Adversary
this entity surface form: the Accuser
the Enemy relatedTitle the Adversary
Fables featuresCharacter the Adversary
this entity surface form: The Adversary
Julian May notableWork the Adversary
this entity surface form: The Adversary