sathanas (Meaning)

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sathanas (n.)

Satan.

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Sathanas, the embodiment of evil, lurked in the shadows, seeking to corrupt the hearts of men.
The priest cast out Sathanas from the possessed man, banishing his torment with holy incantations.
The fallen angel, Sathanas, whispered lies and temptations into Eve's ear, leading her to disobey God.
In the Book of Revelation, Sathanas is depicted as a dragon, seeking to destroy the faithful.
The exorcism revealed the presence of Sathanas, whose malevolence permeated the tortured soul.
The righteous defied Sathanas, standing firm against his cunning and deceit.
The temple was desecrated by Sathanas, a sacrilegious act that angered the heavens.
The sorcerer summoned Sathanas, hoping to gain forbidden knowledge, but fell prey to his treachery.
The bishop denounced Sathanas as the father of lies, warning his flock against his wicked influence.
In the cosmic battle between good and evil, Sathanas remained an unrelenting adversary, seeking to ensnare the souls of the living.

Satan.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

Sathanas, the embodiment of evil, lurked in the shadows, seeking to corrupt the hearts of men.

The priest cast out Sathanas from the possessed man, banishing his torment with holy incantations.

The fallen angel, Sathanas, whispered lies and temptations into Eve's ear, leading her to disobey God.

In the Book of Revelation, Sathanas is depicted as a dragon, seeking to destroy the faithful.