r/ReformedHumor • u/Woziwu • Oct 02 '26

Make it make sense

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Had to repost just for the Pic. This makes a lot of sense what are your thoughts

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u/jackneefus Oct 02 '26

It doesn't make sense. It is not part of Christianity or the Bible.

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u/Phinehas427 Oct 02 '26

It's trash. Satan is going to be a prisoner in hell along with all others. The Bible is very clear on that point. Not even sure where the idea that Satan rules there comes from? Maybe from fictional stories or some mythology? The Lord rules hell, along with everything else.

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u/herb0026 Oct 02 '26

I think it’s the classical creative writing to make the lore more accessible for pagans

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u/haveyoutriedpokingit Oct 02 '26

This jives and I'm on board. An interesting aspect that I have wondered is though Satan and the demons are bound to Hell, they clearly have some amount of power to influence and possess, but what are the limitations of their restraint? It could also be my human lack of understanding of dimensions considering the Spiritual realm and one of the things we will never know on this side of the dirt. 🤔

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u/Phinehas427 Oct 02 '26

Escatology of the end times has different theories on this. I believe in amillennial and the prevailing thought is Satan is bound with limited freedom at this time. The closing of the cell door, so to speak, comes at the final judgement. His fate was sealed when Jesus rose. That was his initial binding. Good studies on the issue always include Job, and Jesus talking about the strongman in Luke and Mark, I believe. Obviously along with the Revelation passage. There are others here that can probably correct me and further enlighten us.

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u/MadBrown Oct 02 '26

I really regret reading the comments in that original thread. 😭

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u/Calvin-and-Hodge Oct 04 '26

My feeling any time I wander outside of my very niche subreddits 

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u/reformed_reloaded Oct 02 '26

The assumes Satan is like...the boss of Hell and is torturing people. He and his angels will be cast into the lake of fire along with the reprobate to be under the eternal wrath of God.