the Enemy

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The Enemy is a biblical and theological title for the Devil, representing the ultimate adversary of God and humanity in Christian belief.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf biblical title
theological title
title of the Devil
appearsInText Christian theology
New Testament
associatedWithConcept deception
evil
sin
spiritual warfare
temptation
contrastsWith Jesus Christ
surface form: Christ

God
domain Christian demonology
Christian soteriology
eschatologicalRole defeated in final judgment
goal to lead humans away from God
influences false teachings
human desires
worldly powers
languageOfOrigin English
moralValence negative
ontologicalStatusInDoctrine created being
fallen angel
opposes God’s will
human salvation
the Church
refersTo Iblis
surface form: Satan

the Devil
relatedTitle the Adversary
surface form: the Accuser

the Adversary
the Devil
surface form: the Evil One

the Tempter
religiousTradition Christianity
role ultimate adversary of God
ultimate adversary of humanity
symbolizes cosmic opposition to divine order
spiritual danger to believers
theologicalFunction personification of opposition to God
personification of spiritual opposition to believers
traditionHolds will ultimately be defeated by God
usedBy Christian laity
Christian preachers
Christian theologians

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the Devil alsoKnownAs the Enemy