The post shares a 3.4-minute video musing on the serpent in Genesis 3 as Satan, highlighting how it deceives Eve by exploiting her addition to God’s command (“neither shall you touch it”), which Adam fails to correct despite overhearing.
Drawing from John 8:44, the video labels Satan the “Father of Lies,” emphasizing subtle temptations that lead to questioning God’s word, a tactic still effective on those spiritually unaware, as many Christians overlook due to poor biblical knowledge.
As the third in a series on Lucifer (following “Lucifer’s Fall” and “Father of Lies”), it previews the author’s upcoming “Devil’s Trilogy” publication, offering non-comprehensive reflections to encourage deeper scriptural engagement on evil’s nature.
