Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 II, 3,6 |       paths of perdition has the devil opened up for those who~
 2 II, 5,2 |     origin of sin comes from the devil: “He that~committeth sin
 3 II, 5,2 |         committeth sin is of the devil — for the devil sinneth
 4 II, 5,2 |        is of the devil — for the devil sinneth from the beginning” (
 5 II, 5,2 |           1 John 3:8). The word~“devil” means “slanderer.” Bringing
 6 II, 5,2 |       Scripture, we see that the~devil is one of the rational spirits
 7 II, 5,2 |          the condemnation of~the devil” (1 Tim. 3:6).~The evil
 8 II, 5,2 |        that Joshua resisted “the devil” (“satan” in KJ; Zacha.
 9 II, 5,2 |        is said that “through the devil's envy death entered the
10 II, 5,2 |          demons,”~“angels of the devil,” and “angels of satan.”
11 II, 5,2 |         satan.” Their chief, the devil, is also called the~“tempter,” “
12 II, 5,2 |       the form of a serpent, the devil was the tempter and the
13 II, 5,2 |       serpent” (Apoc. 12:9).~The devil and his angels are deprived
14 II, 5,2 |        from the world above, the devil and his servants act in
15 II, 5,2 |          world”~(Eph. 6:12). The devil is “the prince of the power
16 II, 5,3 |           the tempter, to be the devil, who~took the form of a
17 II, 5,3 |       our Lord Himself about the devil confirm this interpretation: “
18 II, 5,3 |    Solomon~it says, “Through the devil's envy death entered the
19 II, 6,2 |         from the violence of the devil (Ps. 21), and strike him
20 II, 6,2 |          old serpent, called the devil and Satan, which deceiveth~
21 II, 6,3 |     entered~into battle with the devil was God Himself; and it
22 II, 6,6 |     world, from the power of the devil, the liberation from the~
23 II, 6,6 |    ransoming from slavery~to the devil.~The second verb, agorazo,
24 II, 8,1 |     depart~from the power of the devil and become in this sinful
25 II, 8,1 |   straightforwardly renounce the devil; for one cannot serve two
26 II, 8,1 |     special “renunciation of the devil,” after which there follows
27 II, 8,1 | signifying the banishment of the devil, which are in the present
28 II, 8,1 |         to you, instilled by the devil, that your salvation is
29 II, 0,2 |         hand, “our adversary the devil, as a roaring lion, walketh
30 Add, 0,4|         against the wiles of the devil” (Eph. 6:11), “for the devil,
31 Add, 0,4|     devil” (Eph. 6:11), “for the devil, as a roaring lion, seeketh~
32 Add, 0,4|         against the wiles of the devil ... that ye may be~able
33 Add, 0,5|      earth?” (Luke 18:8).~c) The devil will raise up warfare against
34 Add, 0,7|      follows the judgment of the devil and of those~who were deceived
35 Add, 0,7|    connects the “binding” of the devil for a thousand years (Apoc.
36 Add, 0,7|         that “the binding of the devil is his being prevented from
37 Add, 0,7|         the limited power of the devil is now.~A related error,
38 Add, 0,7|       which is ‘prepared for the devil and his angels’ (Matt. 25:
39 Add, 0,7|          not for you but for the devil and his angels. But since~