Can Satan speak the truth?

[Pudgy]

Your reading comprehension skills approach ZERO.

I did not ask you a question

They were rhetorical.

The “NO” answer, provided by me establishes that.

[Srecko Sostar]

1 hour ago, George88 said:

How should the question be formulated in order to receive a clear and coherent response from you?

"Does Satan always tell, speak the truth?"

[Srecko Sostar]

3 minutes ago, Srecko Sostar said:

"Does Satan always tell, speak the truth?"

It can also be like this:
"When did Satan start lying?"
"Did the angel known by the name Satan ever speak the truth?"

[George88]

1 minute ago, Srecko Sostar said:

"Does Satan always tell, speak the truth?"

What makes it any different to you? It's like asking if Satan, the father of all lies, is capable of telling the truth. You're looking at wording rather than action. Humanity was granted a capacity or ability by Satan, which is now resulting in a consequence. However, how can we ignore this fact in order to justify its rationality?

[George88]

Just now, Srecko Sostar said:

It can also be like this:
"When did Satan start lying?"
"Did the angel known by the name Satan ever speak the truth?"

Do you think that if the angels were aware of Satan's intentions to deceive mankind in the Garden of Eden, they would not have raised an alarm?

From the very moment Satan made the choice to deceive Eve, he began a path of constant deception. What sets this apart from the previously asked question? It essentially boils down to the same matter.

[Pudgy]

THAT avoids a mountain of misleading and obfuscating crap designed to impugn my simple straightforward Pastor Russel  quote.

13 minutes ago, Srecko Sostar said:

"Does Satan always tell, speak the truth?"

No.

One word. ONE WORD completely answers the one sentence question !!!

(… anyone can easily see how simple this all COULD have been, Georgie)

[George88]

Keep in mind that God granted angels the same free will as humanity. However, Satan chose to assert himself as God, despite not being so, @Srecko Sostar

[Pudgy]

8 minutes ago, George88 said:

Keep in mind that God granted angels the same free will as humanity. However, Satan chose to assert himself as God, despite not being so, @Srecko Sostar

What’s the difference between THAT and you trying to be the Vicar of Warwick?

[Pudgy]

Hmmmmm?

 

[George88]

Pudgy, I see that you prefer to focus on semantics rather than addressing the actual question. It is often the case that individuals lacking intelligence resort to deflecting blame. But it would be you if you didn't. That's why you are tainted, and I am not in the eyes of God, and to the public that judged you.

[Pudgy]

samo, samo malice and hatefulness on parade. 

12 minutes ago, Pudgy said:

What’s the difference between THAT and you trying to be the Vicar of Warwick?

 

[Srecko Sostar]

13 minutes ago, George88 said:

Do you think that if the angels were aware of Satan's intentions to deceive mankind in the Garden of Eden, they would not have raised an alarm?

From the very moment Satan made the choice to deceive Eve, he began a path of constant deception. What sets this apart from the previously asked question? It essentially boils down to the same matter.

You asked a good question. As far as I know from the Bible, no angel ever sounded the alarm. Were angels not present during the conversation between Satan and Eve? If they didn't, then nobody knew what was going on. If one of them listened to it and did not react, then one must ask why?

Yes, since Satan initiated the process of deception, it stands to reason that all his words thereafter become suspect. However, this does not prove that he was not telling the truth before that unfortunate event. It also doesn't prove that he can't decide to start telling the truth. Because you yourself say that it's all a matter of choice.

10 minutes ago, George88 said:

Keep in mind that God granted angels the same free will as humanity. However, Satan chose to assert himself as God, despite not being so, @Srecko Sostar