@SCBrushless3@the_benjaminuwa @katato__ Satan is a title; The Accuser;
The fallen angel was created just like the other angels. Hebrews Chapter 1:3-10 clearly clarifies the plurality of "Let us make man..." it clarifies who the "us" is.
@SCBrushless3@the_benjaminuwa @katato__ But in other sections where God, The Father is mentioned by His name and God, The Son is mentioned by His name... The English version maintains the word 'God' without identifying who among the 3 is being spoken of.
@SCBrushless3@the_benjaminuwa @katato__ No, some things were lost from the Greek interpretation(GI).
From the GI, you'll notice that the word 'God' is used differently in different passages.
Genesis 1:1 In the beginning Gods created... signifying plurality i.e the 3, Then Gods said let us make man. Plurality again.
@the_benjaminuwa@AkubueChid5914 @katato__ For this, my thinking is more along the lines of divided roles however, be that as it may, your prayer will always be heard.
Romans 8:26 says we don't even know what we ought to pray for but The Holy Spirit intercedes for us with wordless groans.
@the_benjaminuwa @katato__ Deutronomy 29:29
Though, at the end of it all, Christianity stands or falls at the cross, at the death and resurrection of Christ, everything else is negotiable.
@the_benjaminuwa @katato__ Hebrews 1:10 God, The Father exalts The Son as The Creator
The Trinity
God, The Father
God, The Word AKA Jesus Christ (The Son)
God, The Holy Spirit
Conclusion
The mystery of Godliness, with our human minds we cannot really fathom who God is.
@the_benjaminuwa @katato__ Gen 1:1 In the beginning God created
John 1:1 In the beginning was The Word, The Word Was with God and The Word was God
John 1:14 The Word became flesh and dwelt among us.
Hebrews 1:5,8 God, The Father speaking to God, The Son