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The '''Devil''', also known as the '''Satan''', is a [[fallen angel]] who acts as the eternal opponent to [[God]].

In the [[Book of Genesis]], Satan appears to [[Adam]] and [[Eve]] as a serpent and tempts them into committing the first [[sin]].

In the [[Book of Job]], he tests [[Job (biblical figure)|Job's]] faithfulness to God by inflicting suffering to challenge his righteousness.

In In the [[Synoptic Gospels]], the Devil tempts [[Jesus Christ|Jesus]], opposes God, and embodies evil, testing faith and human weakness.

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+The '''Devil''', also known as the '''Satan''', is a [[fallen angel]] who acts as the eternal opponent to [[God]].
+In the [[Book of Genesis]], Satan appears to [[Adam]] and [[Eve]] as a serpent and tempts them into committing the first [[sin]].
+In the [[Book of Job]], he tests [[Job (biblical figure)|Job's]] faithfulness to God by inflicting suffering to challenge his righteousness.
+In In the [[Synoptic Gospels]], the Devil tempts [[Jesus Christ|Jesus]], opposes God, and embodies evil, testing faith and human weakness.