>>12257Oh, I thought it would be self-evident if you read the Revelation of John (imagine the snake-like creature with an unrealistic appearance). But since you asked, I can say that I basically read Sheldon Emry on this matter. In nutshell, the meaning of "Satan" depends on the context, and can mean an enemy, adversary, deceiver, liar, slanderer, and so on. It should be the tendency to evil innate in all humans. Although I don't deny that could also mean "some physical beings" or "whole families", or "races", "of some physical beings" (I still remember that the Devil from the very beginning of the Scripture is a "field beast"). Believing in the nonsense borrowed from the Jews and the Gnostics is Catholicism, don't be a fool and don't bother your head with all sorts of the "invisible to the eye" demons.
>>12260Zaryan, the New Testament books are mainly Greek, we don't need Aramaic to translate them.