Who is right God or Satan?

Answer 1

God is because god can go beast mode and destroy satan

Another viewpoint:

Not everything falls into the 'Right' or 'Wrong' Catagory(as you'll see with the examples at the end of this explanation.)

But basically, Jehovah God is ALWAYS right.

1) Because he is the Creator. So that gives him a notch-up from his creation. The angel who later became Satan, was created by God; so has a dis-advantage right from the 'get-go'.

2) God is also from 'eternity', so he's a few notches-up on everyone else, simply due to his 'time-experience'; so Satan is at a dis-advantage from that 'get-go' also.

3) The Bible also tells us a few things about Jehovah's 4 cardinal qualities. He has them in perfect balance with each other. No one else can match him in those qualities; and again, hand's-down, they're at another dis-advantage from this 'get-go' also. That's 3 strikes - - - Satan's out!

Additional considerations: Anything Satan has learned; --- he received the 'ability to learn' from God. God could have created him as a vegetable. That's a 'LIFE-FORM'. Or God could have created him one step up from 'Plant-KIND'; and created him as an 'Animal-KIND'. Then he'd just be programed to perform somewhat as a robot. God can do whatever he wants.

Now - Get-This: God can place a 'life-span' of any kind of life, whatever he decides. One plant he can give a few days of existence (flower), then they wilt and die; another plant he can give centuries to exist (trees). He can give one animal-life a few months of existence (mouse); and another animal-life a life-span of 80 - 120 years (parrot).

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It's neither in the 'right vs wrong' catagory; it's neither 'fair or unfair'; -- it's just what it is.

Answer 2

Some Christians believe that Jesus was born after Satan was evicted from Heaven and sent to Hell. Most Christians believe that He was always present as part of the Godhead and so was before Satan.

Jesus is the firstborn of the spirit children of our Heavenly Father, the Only Begotten of the Father in the flesh, and the first to rise from the dead in the resurrection, 'that in all things he might have the preeminence' (Colossians 1:13-18).

Thus, Satan came after Jesus.

Answer 3

God