What would happen if someone rewrote the Bible from Satan's point of view?

That's a lot like asking, "What would happen if someone rewrote 'George Washington: a Biography' from King George III's point of view?"

The Bible is in large part a history of the relationship between God and humanity. Rewriting it from Satan's point of view would mean that it is no longer the Bible, but a different story with a different intent altogether - like George III's perception of George Washington, an entirely different story than the story of George Washington's life.

- Jim, http://www.bible-reviews.com/

"you shall not surely die" - Liar!

'Abraham offered Ishmael' - Ditto.

Man is living in satans' version of the story; a fallen world where men die because men know both sides of the story; good and evil.

Satans' version of the story - a world covered with the veil of death...

For 1000 years the only place on earth that veil had no effect was @ the Mercy Seat...

Christ is now the our only way through that veil -

Why does allah award his martyrs earthly rewards and deny everlasting life?

@Harold - The Declaration of Independence; "...endowed by our Creator...", allah[leading Iran] claims to be[Rev13:1] that Creator.

That's like asking what would happen if someone rewrote the Declaration of Independence from Iran's point of view.

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I think you missed the point. Iran is a totalitarian society whose policies are the athethesis of the democratic and free principles written in the Declaration of Indepence. I supposed I could have said "What would happen if the Declaration of Indepence was rewritten from King George III's point of view" would have made it more topical to the time period.

We would see how evil and cruel God truly is.

It would probably be a better story.

You mean like this?

Read it I'm all about getting all angles

Wow that would be quite interesting.