satan is the father of all lies, and I imagine he has fooled himself into believing he can win his war against God. |
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---bethie on 5/11/08 |
How does this statement,"Because of the UNPARDONABLE sins of the Devil and the fallen angels that God kicked out of heaven, who are now demons, they can never repent, or ever be accepted into Heaven." agreed with the Scriptures-Jude 1:6," And the angels which kept not their first estate, but left their own habitation, he hath reserved in everlasting chains under darkness unto the judgment of the great day." -- are the fallen angels demons or they chains under darkness? |
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---Mima on 3/21/07 |
Because of the UNPARDONABLE sins of the Devil and the fallen angels that God kicked out of heaven, who are now demons, they can never repent, or ever be accepted into Heaven. |
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---Cynthia_1 on 3/21/07 |
The bible says "For godly sorrow worketh repentance to salvation not to be repented of: but the sorrow of the world worketh death." (2 Corinthians 7:10)
If it is posible that Satan can repent through Godly sorrow, then it is possible that God can forgive him. But from all that the bible says of him, it is uncharaceristic of Satan to repent. God ONLY forgives repentant sinners! |
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---theod3582 on 3/21/07 |
Satan, does not want forgiveness even if he could receive it, his mission is to steal,kill, and destroy, please don't waste time on the devil he knew exactly what he was doing when he got kicked out of heaven. Pray for someone who has a chance to enter into the kingdom. The answer is NO |
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---Pastor_Audrey on 3/20/07 |
Are you serious? Satan is too mean, too bad, too hateful, too wicked, too a liar, too prideful, too sneeky, too cunning, too stupid, too red, and a killer,a destroyer, And a thief. I almost forgot. I HATE HIM! |
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---catherine on 3/20/07 |
NOoooooooooooo!!!!! |
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---Mima on 3/20/07 |
The devil is evil. If good is to triumph over evil and there is no evil, what is the purpose behind knowing good. If no one knows the opposite of pain and suffereing, (evil) then how does one appreciate and value and want to do good. The devil has a purpose to fulfil. He is now fulfiling all prophecies of the Book of Revelation. The devil is incapable of repenting. The focus for the body of Christ is to keep their eyes on the Lord, not him. |
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---Carol on 3/20/07 |
It was Satan's choice to rise against God and he also knows that his punishment is just. Perhaps as our accuser God is showing him the error of his way through our example, we the believers who have no special powers, who have not even seen God, yet believe, and Lucifer, who had all the power of heaven at his finger tips, knowing full well that God is his Creator, yet thought he could become more powerful. |
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---Tim on 8/29/05 |
The answer is no. There is no redeemer for the Angels. not even Satan. Christ died on the Cross for our redeemption only. No where in the bible does it say that the angels are included in this redeemption. Their destiney has been set. |
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---Lupe2618 on 6/25/05 |
There is no redemption for Satan and his fallen angels. First of all Christ died for mankind. He entered our blood stream and became our kinsman redeemer. For this reason Christ died once for all mankind. If he were to save the angels that sinned, He would have to die for each and every angel. Jesus would also have to become an angel millions of times over and die for them. |
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---Rick on 6/14/05 |
Yes it is tragic, the most beautiful angel in heaven who had it all, and then foolishly lost it all. The devil realizes that he is the loser, he tried to take over God's throne and have himself to be worshipped, and he knows his judgment. He doesn't surrender because he is filled with narcissistic pride, which also makes it unlikely for him to humble himself to righten himself with God. Yes, God would forgive him, but scripture reveals that he never repents. |
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---Eloy on 6/9/05 |
Satan knows his time is running short, he knows that he has to listen to God. Satan is trying his best to get as many souls to take to hell with him as he goes into the Lake of fire. Why would God forgive him? Satan has his chance, and he blew it. He can't repent, evil doesn't repent. |
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---Rebecca_D on 6/8/05 |
We only know about God and satan from what is written in the bible. It would be pure speculation and foolish to suggest a different outcome than what is prophesied.
Psalm119:160 Thy word is true from the beginning: and every one thy righteous judgments endureth for ever. |
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---Ulrika on 6/8/05 |
My dear Sue: I believe satan knows all too well that his days are numbered. God will have nothing to do with evil and He kicked satan out of heaven only once and forever! The devil is pretty stupid though because he never gets the message about who the boss is. Just "keep your eyes upon Jesus, look full in His wonderful face and the things of this world will look strangely dim, in the light of His glory and grace"! Press forward! |
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---Elsie on 6/8/05 |
No,God will not forgive the devil for his future is already foretold.He cannot be forgiven.God as well as we know that his future will be in the lake of fire.His future is set so he can't be forgiven. |
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---Nia on 6/8/05 |
I would say no for the following reason. 2nd Peter 2:2, "For God did not spare even the angels when they sinned; he threw them into hell, in gloomy caves and darkness until the judgement day". Then Isiah 14. Finally Ezekiel 28. |
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---Paul on 6/8/05 |
When we enter eternity, our fate is sealed. We are either saved (heaven) or not (hell). There are no second chances. Satan is in his state of eternal punishment. Who knows what was offered him when he first rebelled. Maybe at that time God offered him reconciliation and he refused (pure speculation) but clearly, God who knows the end from the beginning, has told us how it ends and Satan ends up in the pit. Forever. |
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---Bruce5656 on 6/8/05 |
Satan has never asked to be forgiven.
Although it is rare, people involved in the occult, do repent and are baptized.
And if we could just recognize the small inroads of Satan in our own lives, perhaps we too would repent more often. Even horoscopes in the newspaper have been attributed to Satan. And for wasting time, Satan often gets the blame. How much victory do we need to let Satan have? |
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---barbara67 on 6/8/05 |
As long as we, as sinners, give Satan any power over our lives and souls, his superiority complex is fed and he will never stop regardless of what he knows. |
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---Heather on 6/8/05 |
Absolutely. God would forgive. God's grace, compassion and mercy are infinite. However it is pure speculation whether Satan would ask for the forgiveness. Are you disappointed in this answer? Remember that it is not for us to judge whom God will or will not forgive. |
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---Thomas on 6/8/05 |
satan's fate is written and cannot be changed. the world has a balance==good and evil. it will stay balanced untill the end.If there is no good in you i.e. satan, how could you be forgiven? |
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---lillie on 6/8/05 |
there is no forgiveness for satan. He was a mighty angelic being. He saw God face to face. He walked among the fiery stones. He was perfect in wisdom and beauty. Great was his sin and rebellion before the Ancient of Days. |
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---lazarus on 6/8/05 |
Yesterday is gone and tomorrow, when it gets here, will be today. As long as we are willing to live in the past or put the life of God off into the future, we lose out on the experience of Jesus today and all the devil cares about is that we don't enforce his defeat by living in the victory of Christ. |
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---Linda_Smith on 6/8/05 |
Sue, the devil is already defeated. He knows this better than some believers. He has no more power than the born again believer gives him since Jesus stripped him of all power. Even the power of a good lie is dispelled by the truth witnessed by the Holy Ghost in a humble seeking believer. The devil doesn't care what you believe as long as you believe it is in the future. At some point in time, "Today" must be "now". |
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---Linda_Smith on 6/8/05 |
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