As a general observation, Satan does not appear to murder directly, although he could -- with God's permission. Rather, the evil one carries out his murderous pursuits through various agents. We might say the god of this age commits murder by proxy.

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While there's much to fear from the evil one, we may be confident that Christ conquered him through his finished work on the cross. Satan may be a prowling lion, but he's a lion on a leash. And when Jesus returns, he will cast Satan into the lake of fire and right every wrong.

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Paul seeks to comfort his persecuted readers in Thessalonica with a message of hope in Christ's return, their future resurrection, and their reunion with those who have already died. He draws from the teachings of Jesus -- "the word of the Lord" -- to offer divine assurances of a glorious life beyond the grave.



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Was Satan once an anointed cherub, God's prime minister of the universe? When and how did he become the father of lies, tempter, and adversary? And what hope is there for followers of Jesus in knowing that God has prepared a special place for Satan and his messengers? What Every Christian Should Know About Satan explores more than a dozen biblical names and titles that reveal the evil one's character, tactics, and ultimate destiny in the lake of fire. Written for pastors and laypersons alike, this resource is designed for personal or group study.

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