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Satan's goal is to lead people away from the love of God, by tempting or tricking them. The only sources of supernatural power in the world are from either God (good) or Satan (evil).
Satan's goal is to lead people away from the love of God, by tempting or tricking them. The only sources of supernatural power in the world are from either God (good) or Satan (evil).
Satan, in the Book of Job, is used by God to test the faith of Job (who remained true to God through hardships).
Satan is able to possess and control living humans on Earth, although priests are able to [[exorcise]] his influence.
Satan is able to possess and control living humans on Earth, although priests are able to [[exorcise]] his influence.
In the [[New Testament]], Satan tries to tempt [[Jesus]] in the desert, and fails.
In the [[New Testament]], Satan tries to tempt [[Jesus]] in the desert, and fails.