Why Can't God Kill Satan and the Fallen Angels? (Bible Stories)

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_The question of why God doesn't simply destroy Satan and his fallen angels is complex and involves understanding God's greater plan for humanity and the cosmos._ _In the Old Testament, the book of Job illustrates that Satan's existence serves a purpose in testing and proving the righteousness of God's followers (Job 1:6-12)._ _In the New Testament, it is revealed that God allows Satan to exist to fulfill His purposes until the final judgment (Revelation 20:1-3, 7-10). The New Testament also emphasizes that God is patient, not wanting anyone to perish but everyone to come to repentance (2 Peter 3:9)._ _The Apocrypha, particularly the Book of Wisdom, suggests that God's omnipotence and justice are beyond human understanding and that His patience and mercy are integral to His plan (Wisdom __11:23__-24). Together, these scriptures indicate that the ongoing existence of Satan and his fallen angels aligns with a divine plan that encompasses human free will, the testing of faith, and the eventual ultimate triumph of good over evil._

[@lewis7315]

Because that would not prove God was right, only that He was/ is stronger. Imho the purpose for project Earth is first God wanted a family who could choose to love Him. AND through that love to prove that God was right and Satan was wrong.

[@rodrigorodgers3148]

Because, Satan is accusing God as a Tyrant. Destiny must be played out in accordance to God's will, and saving the universe from the experiment of Satans mini reign and Sin.

[@connordrake5713]

It's my theory but wiping out Lucifer and his angels is like killing your rebellious son. Maybe your son is evil but you can't stomach killing your own flesh and blood. That's why God never destroyed what He loved so much in the first place. 🥺 Same reasons why God never kill Adam and Eve when they sin against Him.

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Satan is not a God son, he was a servant as the rest of angels.

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Which version of the Bible do you use for these videos?

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AI generated version.

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