Satan in early Gentile Christian communities: An exegetical study in Mark and 2 Corinthians

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An exegetical study evaluating the Christadelphian view of Satan by analyzing the use and significance of the term 'satanas' in the New Testament, focusing specifically on the Gospel of Mark and Paul's epistles to the Corinthians. The article surveys the Old Testament background, argues that 'satanas' functions as a proper name referring to a personal supernatural being, and provides alternative interpretations for Mark 8:33, 2 Corinthians 11:14, and 2 Corinthians 12:7.

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Thomas J. Farrar

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Dianoigo

Fecha

2014-01-05

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© 2014 Thomas J. Farrar. All rights reserved.

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Early Christianity
New Testament era
1st Century

Citación

Thomas J. Farrar, “Satan in early Gentile Christian communities: An exegetical study in Mark and 2 Corinthians,” Biblioteca digital - Melech HaSod, consulta 22 de septiembre de 2026, https://biblioteca.piedralunarpsicomagia.com/items/show/155.