The devil did not appear in the Garden of Eden. The story describes a snake, or serpent, as deceiving Eve into eating the fruit of the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil. Because of this God punished the snake and all his descendant by making them crawl on their bellies (Genesis 3:14). If it had not really been a snake, but simply the devil disguised as a snake, then the devil was easily able to deceive God himself. Is that theologically sound?
no but he can appear
Speak of the Devil and He doth appear.....It is used when an object of discussion suddenly appears. Used in the Middle Ages as a superstitious prohibition against speaking of the Devil or any evil in general as the Devil might well appear
He was the serpent in the Garden, who tempted Eve.
It actually was Adam and Eve in the garden, not Jesus. And the serpent is not named, except as a serpent. It is unanimously understood that the serpent was either an embodiment or manifestation of the devil himself.
in the garden of eden
he is the serpent in the garden of eden Gen 3
Martel doesn't appear to have said.
His magic level is 99.
Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil
a snake. posessed by the devil if im not mistaken.
Diaboli dicere et apperebit.
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