The Last Reformation
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The fact that the dragon was called the devil and Satan has led someto think that the personal devil himself is meant. The foregoingexplanation concerning the heads and the horns shows conclusively, however, that by the dragon is meant the pagan Roman Empire, and notBeelzebub. The Hebrews applied the term "Satan" to an adversary, oropposer, as can be seen by examining in the original the followingand many other texts: Num. 22:22; 1 Sam. 29:4; 2 Sam. 19:22; 1 Kings11:25. The term is also thus us...ed in the New Testament, signifyingmerely an opposer. "But he turned, and said unto Peter, Get theebehind me, _Satan_" (Matt. 16:23). "The things which the Gentilessacrifice, they sacrifice to _devils_" (1 Cor. 10:20). Paganism wasthe great opposer of Christianity; hence was a Satan to it, while theapostle Paul denominated its religious rites as devil-worship. We mustremember that the text does not say that the dragon was the devil andSatan, but that he was _called_ the devil and Satan. He partook of thenature and character of the personal devil, was the chief instrumentthrough which the devil worked, and was therefore called by his name.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The fact that the dragon was called the devil and Satan has led someto think that the personal devil himself is meant. The foregoingexplanation concerning the heads and the horns shows conclusively, however, that by the dragon is meant the pagan Roman Empire, and notBeelzebub. The Hebrews applied the term "Satan" to an adversary, oropposer, as can be seen by examining in the original the followingand many other texts: Num. 22:22; 1 Sam. 29:4; 2 Sam. 19:22; 1 Kings11:25. The term is also thus us...ed in the New Testament, signifyingmerely an opposer. "But he turned, and said unto Peter, Get theebehind me, _Satan_" (Matt. 16:23). "The things which the Gentilessacrifice, they sacrifice to _devils_" (1 Cor. 10:20). Paganism wasthe great opposer of Christianity; hence was a Satan to it, while theapostle Paul denominated its religious rites as devil-worship. We mustremember that the text does not say that the dragon was the devil andSatan, but that he was _called_ the devil and Satan. He partook of thenature and character of the personal devil, was the chief instrumentthrough which the devil worked, and was therefore called by his name.
What to read after The Last Reformation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith Frederick George to read onlineMoreLess
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