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Both Lucifer and Satan and their various lieutenants have been referred to in scripture as the adversary, the accuser of the brethren, the tempter, the [[Antichrist]], the personification of the [[carnal mind]] of mankind, i.e., the planetary [[dweller-on-the-threshold]], [[Serpent]], the beast, the dragon, etc.

Both Lucifer and Satan and their various lieutenants have been referred to in scripture as the adversary, the accuser of the brethren, the tempter, the Antichrist, the personification of the carnal mind of mankind, i.e., the planetary dweller-on-the-threshold, Serpent, the beast, the dragon, etc.

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	Both Lucifer and Satan and their various lieutenants have been referred to in scripture as the adversary, the accuser of the brethren, the tempter, the [[Antichrist]], the personification of the [carnal mind]] of mankind, i.e., the planetary [[dweller-on-the-threshold]], [[Serpent]], the beast, the dragon, etc.		Both Lucifer and Satan and their various lieutenants have been referred to in scripture as the adversary, the accuser of the brethren, the tempter, the [[Antichrist]], the personification of the [[carnal mind]] of mankind, i.e., the planetary [[dweller-on-the-threshold]], [[Serpent]], the beast, the dragon, etc.