Your satan is a myth

The definition you provide is in accordance with the interpretations of modern religion passed down from their spiritual forefathers. Any definition given from a source in the world today, will represent the meaning to the many. Let's look in scripture at the uses of satan and decipher what's being said. 1st and 2nd use of satan. 1) "But the displeasure of Elohim burned because he went, and the Messenger of YHWH stationed Himself in the way as an adversary (satan) against him. And he was riding on his donkey, and his two servants were with him." 2) "And the Messenger of YHWH said to him, 'Why have you beaten your donkey these three times? See, I have come out to stand against (satan) you, because your way is reckless before Me.' " Numbers 22:22 & 32 HS Adversary, stand against. Consider who it is standing in opposition to man. Consider that satan is not a name. If you study this out through Tanak, you can see the change as you reach the B'rit Hadashah (NT). 3) 1Sa 29:4 David an adversary (satan) to the Philistines. 4) 2 Sa 19:22 a man being adversary (satan) to David. 5) 1 Ki 5:4 David thankful for rest from all adversaries and evil. 6,7&8) 1 Ki 11:14, 23, 25 Father Yah raises human adversaries against Solomon. 9) 1 Ch 21:1 satan provokes David to number Israel. Who? "And again the displeasure of YHWH burned against Yisra'el and moved Dawid against them to say, 'Go, number Yisra'el and Yahudah.' " II Samuel 24:1 HS 10-20) Job 1:6-9&12, Job 2:1-4&6,7 are all ha'satan ( the adversary ), not a name. Considering that Job attributed his adversity to other men and Father Yah, the reaction of friends and family is understood. "And all his brothers, and all his sisters, and all those who had been his friends before,came to him and ate food with him in his house. And they sympathized with him and comforted him for all the evil that YHWH had brought upon him. They each gave him a qesitah (money, unknown value) and each one a ring of gold." Job 42:11 HS 21) Psalms 109:6 David is asking Father Yah to place an adversary, an evil man, at the right hand of his enemies. This is extremely interesting to me as it shows " a man after Elohim's own heart" asking for a satan to inflict evil upon his enemies and their families. 22&23) Zachariah 3:1&2 Ha'satan, the adversary. There is a reasonable belief that this scene, and the one in Job, are poetic descriptions of men standing in the temple as the term " before יהוה " is always used whenever men where there. Also, according to the various religious doctrines, our Creator can have no evil in His presence. This scene, as well as the one in Job, depicts satan in His presence. Now think about evil for a minute. If our Creator chooses evil in the education or discipline of His creation, who is it evil to? These righteous actions of our Creator are most defiantly seen as evil by those effected. Considering the human heart is the most evil thing of all, and that satan in Tanak is not the christian boogeyman, I have to believe Isaiah and Jeremiah when they point back to Torah, a path ancient to them in their time. Not one of the scriptural (Tanak) greats mention an entity named satan. The controversy from the very start is about the Shem (character, nature, name) of our Master Potter. Job got it right when his wife told him to curse Father Yah and die. Look what he says, "But he said to her, 'You speak as one of the foolish women speaks. Indeed, should we accept only good from Elohim, and not accept evil?' In all this Iyob did not sin with his lips." Job 2:10 HS