The anti-universalist, or, History of the fallen angels of the Scriptures : proofs of the being of Satan and of evil spirits, and many other curious matters connected therewith (1839)
y put in requisition all hiswiles, as he knew they could not be destroyed, except by beinginduced to disobey that one only law, or prohibition, of the treeand its fruit. AVherefore, it was not long ere he discovered theISerpent^ or snake to be the subtilist beast of all the field, or ani-mals of… … H ANGELS OF THE SCRIPTURES. 31 bow, or that tips the wings of beauteous fowls, and flowers ofearth, so ranged and mingled, that it seemed a creature fit to begazed upon even by angels. Into this serpent, in a moment Satantransfused liimself, being a spirit^ and took his seat in the brain ;Ijy which…
Balfour, Walter, 1776-1852 · Ballou, Hosea, 1771-1852 · Universalism · Future life · Good and evil · Devil · Angels
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