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The Son of Man confidently declared to Satan, “Get you behind me,” settling the status of agelong enemies. 53:8.4

A kingdom divided against itself cannot stand; if Satan casts out Satan, he is divided against himself, and his kingdom cannot stand. 153:4.3

Satan issued the Lucifer Manifesto on the sea of glass, proclaiming allegiance only to Lucifer, the “God of liberty”. 53:4.1

Jesus refuted the accusation that he performed miracles by the power of Satan, stating that a kingdom divided against itself cannot stand and that one who is greater than devils stands in their midst. 153:4.2-3

Judas's betrayal had Satan's full approval, as Jesus knew his hour had come and he faced his enemies with the safety and salvation of his chosen followers in mind. 179:2.3 183:0.4

Satan, Lucifer's first lieutenant, was sent to advocate his cause on Urantia, but ultimately failed in his mission to thwart Michael's bestowal. 53:1.4 53:2.1 67:1.1

Jesus faced the great temptation on Mount Hermon, revealing Satan and Caligastia, representing Lucifer, in a trial of human loyalty to the sovereignty of the universe. 134:8.6

Satan, a primary Lanonandek of great brilliance, was assigned by Lucifer to advocate his cause on Urantia, but ultimately failed in their mission to thwart Michael's bestowal. 53:1.4 67:1.1

Satan, a brilliant Lanonandek Son of light, visited Caligastia prior to rebellion, informing him of Lucifer's proposed “Declaration of Liberty” which led to the Prince's betrayal of trust. 67:1.1-2

In the Urantia Book

Status after rebellion

  • The Ancients of Days allowed Satan to visit apostate princes, as Michael petitioned to intern all personalities involved in the Lucifer rebellion. 53:9.3
  • Satan fell as lightning from heaven, symbolizing the cleansing of rebellion and sin in Norlatiadek after the triumph of Christ. 43:4.9 53:8.3 163:6.2
  • Until Michael's bestowal mission was completed on Urantia, Satan freely roamed Satania, deceiving and misleading minds, but ultimately falling from heaven. 53:5.3 53:7.13-15 (53:8.1,3)
  • Satan is now detained on Jerusem prison worlds, ending his ability to visit any of the fallen worlds of Satania. 53:9.4 54:4.8
  • Satan sought to attend the Edentia conclave, but was unanimously rejected and fell from heaven like lightning. 43:4.8-9
  • Sympathy for Satan perished throughout Satania after the failed attempt to corrupt Michael on Urantia. 53:8.2-3

Bible parallels

Passages that the paragraphs cited above parallel, quote or reinterpret, from Duane Faw’s Paramony cross-references. Hover a reference to read it.

Where it appears

Satan is linked in 21 paragraphs of the text.

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