Original sentence: "  None escape his temptations.Abrahamic religions generally regarded sin as a physical manifestation of opposition to God, and therefore evil; dissent only comes from the topic of 'where does sin come from.In John 12:31 and 14:30 Satan is called Prince of this World; this became a nickname for him.In the Christian worldview, Satan is the adversary of both God and humanity.Originally, only the epithet of "the satan" or "the adversary" was used to denote the character in the Hebrew deity's court that later became known as the  "the Devil".The Devil, diabolos: This name is ascribed to Satan at least 33 times in the Christian scriptures and indicates that Satan is an accuser or slanderer (Rev.The Hebrew Bible views ha-satan as an angel ministering to the desires of God, acting as Chief Prosecutor.The article was lost and this title became a proper name: Satan.There is no unambiguous basis for the Devil in the Torah, the Prophets, or the Writings
Edited sentence: " See Gen.3:1-6.3:1-7), and man to God (Job 1:9; 2-4).Abrahamic religions generally regarded sin as a physical manifestation of opposition to G-d, and therefore evil; dissent only comes from the topic of 'where does sin come from.He slanders God to man (Gen.In John 12:31 and 14:30 Satan is called Prince of this World, and this became a nickname for him, whereas in the Hebrew Bible G-d is referred to as "El-him malek ha-olam", or "G-d, King of the World".In the Christian worldview, Satan is the adversary of both God and man, but the Hebrew Bible views ha-satan as an angel ministering to the desires of G-d, acting as his Chief Prosecutor.Later this epithet was capitalized and became his proper name: Satan.None escape his temptations.Originally, only the epithet of "satan" or adversary was used to denote "the Devil".The Devil, diabolos: This name is ascribed to Satan at least 33 times in the New Testament, and indicates that Satan is an accuser or slanderer (Rev.Unfortunately, there is no basis for the Devil in Torah, prophets, or other writings