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That persuades me. It won’t persuade a Christadelphian. Nothing will.

* Just one more reason, if you needed one, why ploughs should be kept on the farm and off of city streets. *

“Let the man who would hear God speak read Holy Scripture.” - Martin Luther

I think the pastor does a credible job. It will not persuade a Christadelphian. It should, however, provide reassurance for those who aren’t dead set on personifying the devil / the Satan in order to avoid acknowledging the truth about “the serpent of old.“

We can, but my intention was to discuss Jude alluding to an incident in the non-canonical Assumption of Moses and its relationship to Deuteronomy 34. This thread is a spinoff from threads where a Christadelphian is denying that the devil is a fallen angel.

Thanks for bringing it to my attention. I’ve edited the citation in the OP.

I don’t recall where I first heard this piece of advice but I think it wise and will pass it along to my readers for their consideration: ”Don’t fear demons and don’t entertain them.“ - Anonymous

Remember the Chritadelphian definition of “demon”. The man has told us repeatedly that he is a demon. Some of you still need to accept that he is and then ask yourselves what the point is of arguing with him. He cannot be persuaded. There’s no conversation to be had with him. He’s a plug and...