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So what does the Old Testament say about Satan, the devil?

It's time for the line of fire with your host, biblical scholar and cultural commentator Dr. Michael Brown, your voice for moral sanity and spiritual clarity.

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And now, here's your host, Dr. Michael Brown.

Thanks, friends, for joining us on the line of fire, Michael Brown,

coming your way once more from Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania,

where I'm having just a wonderful time

at Randy Clark's Global Awakening Theological Seminary.

In fact, I'll tell you what happened last night in a moment, but phone lines are open.

If you have a Jewish-related question or comment of any kind, 866-34-8-4-8-6-6-34-3-4-3-4-tr Truth. So it's Thursday, which is thoroughly Jewish Thursday,

which means any Jewish-related call or comment, we'll gladly talk about that on the air. And we're

going to look at texts from the Tanakh, from the Hebrew Bible, from the Old Testament, that talk

about Satan. Is this the same Satan as we talk about in the

New Testament? Does Satan in the Old Testament have the same type of power that he has in the New

Testament? How should we understand these texts? What about Lucifer? Is that something that applies

to the devil in the Old Testament. We'll look at those questions.

We'll dig through the text together.

It's on the heels of what I did yesterday, talking about demons are real, according to the New Testament.

I was glancing at some of the YouTube comments, which I often don't get to do,

and noticed one of our Orthodox Jewish listeners, Yoel, posting some Talmudic references

to demons, Shadim.

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