/christian/ - Is it true that the ancient Hebrew used in job for Satan's name is not a proper name but a title? It starts at 3:13

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Anonymous 08/18/2023 (Fri) 17:34:31 Id: 96676e No. 784

Is it true that the ancient Hebrew used in job for Satan's name is not a proper name but a title? It starts at 3:13 - https://yewtu.be/watch?v=4-AwpkMuW4s

Anonymous 08/20/2023 (Sun) 04:40:57 Id: 6b8741 No. 804

Yes, I believe it means something akin to the accuser, doubter, some title that means something akin to "one who stands against God". Which is essentially just a description of him in Job. I forgot the exact phrase. The later attribution of the Satan in Job to the Satan in the New Testament was only done by Jesus or later Jews. Like how the snake in the garden is seen as Satan, though not explicitly mentioned.

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