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INSTANCES OF

Satan
1. In deceiving Eve
  - Ge 3:4
  - Ge 3:5
2. In impugning Job’s motives for being righteous
3. In his false pretensions to Jesus
Adam and Eve, in attempting to evade responsibility
- Ge 3:12
- Ge 3:13
Cain, in denying knowledge of his brother
- Ge 4:9
Abraham, in denying that Sarah was his wife
- Ge 12:11-19
- Ge 20:2
Sarah
1. To the angels, denying her derisive laugh of unbelief
  - Ge 18:15
2. In denying to the king of Gerar, that she was Abraham’s wife
  - Ge 20:5
  - Ge 20:16
Isaac, denying that Rebekah was his wife
- Ge 26:7-10
Rebekah and Isaac, in the conspiracy against Esau
- Ge 27:6-24
- Ge 27:46
Jacob’s sons, in the scheme to destroy the Shechemites by first having them circumcised
- Ge 34
Joseph’s brothers, in deceiving their father into a belief that Joseph was killed by wild beasts
- Ge 37:29-35
Potiphar’s wife, in falsely accusing Joseph
- Ge 39:14-17
Joseph, in the deception he carried on with his brothers
Pharaoh, in dealing deceitfully with the Israelites
- Ex 7
- Ex 8
- Ex 9
- Ex 10
- Ex 11
Aaron, in attempting to shift responsibility for the making of the golden calf
- Ex 32:1-24
Rahab, in denying that the spies were in her house
- Jos 2:4-6
The Gibeonites, ambassadors, in the deception they perpetrated upon Joshua and the elders of Israel in leading them to believe that they came from a distant region, when in fact they lived in the immediate vicinity
- Jos 9
Ehud, in pretending to carry secret messages to Eglon, king of Moab, while his real objective was to assassinate him
- Jud 3:16-23
Sisera, who instructed Jael to mislead his pursuers
- Jud 4:20
Saul, in professing to Samuel to have obeyed the commandment to destroy all spoils of the Amalekites, when in fact he had not obeyed
- 1Sa 15:1-26
In accusing Ahimelech of conspiring with David against himself
- 1Sa 22:11-16
David lied to Ahimelech, professing to have a mission from the king, in order that he might obtain provisions and armor
- 1Sa 21
David in feigning madness
- 1Sa 21:13-15
David’s other deceits with the Philistines
- 1Sa 27:8-12
The falsehood of friendship to Absalom that David put in the mouth of Hushai
- 2Sa 15:34-37
Michal, in the false statement that David was sick, in order to save him from Saul’s violence
- 1Sa 19:12-17
The Amalekite who claimed to have killed Saul
- 2Sa 1:10-12
Hushai
1. In false professions to Absalom
  - 2Sa 16:16-19
2. In his deceitful counsel to Absalom
  - 2Sa 17:7-14
The wife of the Bahurimite who saved the lives of Hushai’s messengers, sent to apprise David of the movements of Absalom’s army
- 2Sa 17:15-22
The murder, under false pretense
1. Of Adonijah
  - 1Ki 2:23
2. Of Shimei
  - 1Ki 2:42
  - 1Ki 2:43
3. Of Jeroboam’s wife
The old prophet of Beth-el who misguided the prophet of Judah
- 1Ki 13:11-22
Jeroboam’s wife, feigning herself to be another woman
- 1Ki 14:5-7
The conspirators against Naboth
- 1Ki 21:7-13
Gehazi, when he ran after Naaman, and misrepresented that Elisha wanted a talent of silver and two changes of clothes
- 2Ki 5:20-24
Hazael, servant of the king of Syria, lied to the king in misstating the prophet Elisha’s message with regard to the king’s recovery
- 2Ki 8:7-15
Jehu lied to the worshipers of Baal in order to gain the advantage over them and destroy them
- 2Ki 10:18-28
Zedekiah, in violating his oath of allegiance to Nebuchadnezzer
Samaritans, in their efforts to hinder the rebuilding of the temple at Jerusalem
- Ezr 4
Sanballat in trying to obstruct the rebuilding of Jerusalem
- Ne 6
Haman, in his conspiracy against the Jews
- Es 3:8
Jeremiah’s adversaries, in accusing him of joining the Chaldeans
- Jer 37:13-15
Princes of Israel, when they went to Jeremiah for a vision from the Lord
- Jer 42:20
Herod the Great, to the wise men, in professing to desire to worship Jesus
- Mt 2:8
Jewish leaders
1. In falsely accusing Jesus of being gluttonous and a winebibber (a wino)
  - Mt 11:19
2. In refusing to bear truthful testimony concerning John the Baptist
  - Mt 21:24-27
3. Falsely accusing Jesus of blasphemy, when he forgave sin
  - Mt 9:2-6
Peter, in denying Jesus
The Roman soldiers, who said the disciples stole the body of Jesus
- Mt 28:13
- Mt 28:15
The disobedient son, who promised to work in the vineyard, but did not
- Mt 21:30
Ananias and Sapphira falsely state that they had sold their land for a given sum
- Ac 5:1-10
Stephen’s accusers, who falsely accused him of blaspheming Moses and God
- Ac 6:11-14
Paul’s traducers, falsely accusing him of treason to Caesar
The Cretans are always liars, evil beasts, slow bellies
- Tit 1:12
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See ACCUSATION, FALSE
See CONSPIRACY
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See FALSE WITNESS
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See HYPOCRISY
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See PERJURY
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INSTANCES OF

Satan

In deceiving Eve

In impugning Job’s motives for being righteous

In his false pretensions to Jesus

Adam and Eve, in attempting to evade responsibility

Cain, in denying knowledge of his brother

Abraham, in denying that Sarah was his wife

Sarah

To the angels, denying her derisive laugh of unbelief

In denying to the king of Gerar, that she was Abraham’s wife

Isaac, denying that Rebekah was his wife

Rebekah and Isaac, in the conspiracy against Esau

Jacob’s sons, in the scheme to destroy the Shechemites by first having them circumcised

Joseph’s brothers, in deceiving their father into a belief that Joseph was killed by wild beasts

Potiphar’s wife, in falsely accusing Joseph

Joseph, in the deception he carried on with his brothers

Pharaoh, in dealing deceitfully with the Israelites

Aaron, in attempting to shift responsibility for the making of the golden calf

Rahab, in denying that the spies were in her house

The Gibeonites, ambassadors, in the deception they perpetrated upon Joshua and the elders of Israel in leading them to believe that they came from a distant region, when in fact they lived in the immediate vicinity

Ehud, in pretending to carry secret messages to Eglon, king of Moab, while his real objective was to assassinate him

Sisera, who instructed Jael to mislead his pursuers

Saul, in professing to Samuel to have obeyed the commandment to destroy all spoils of the Amalekites, when in fact he had not obeyed

In accusing Ahimelech of conspiring with David against himself

David lied to Ahimelech, professing to have a mission from the king, in order that he might obtain provisions and armor

David in feigning madness

David’s other deceits with the Philistines

The falsehood of friendship to Absalom that David put in the mouth of Hushai

Michal, in the false statement that David was sick, in order to save him from Saul’s violence

The Amalekite who claimed to have killed Saul

Hushai

In false professions to Absalom

In his deceitful counsel to Absalom

The wife of the Bahurimite who saved the lives of Hushai’s messengers, sent to apprise David of the movements of Absalom’s army

The murder, under false pretense

Of Adonijah

Of Shimei

Of Jeroboam’s wife

The old prophet of Beth-el who misguided the prophet of Judah

Jeroboam’s wife, feigning herself to be another woman

The conspirators against Naboth

Gehazi, when he ran after Naaman, and misrepresented that Elisha wanted a talent of silver and two changes of clothes

Hazael, servant of the king of Syria, lied to the king in misstating the prophet Elisha’s message with regard to the king’s recovery

Jehu lied to the worshipers of Baal in order to gain the advantage over them and destroy them

Zedekiah, in violating his oath of allegiance to Nebuchadnezzer

Samaritans, in their efforts to hinder the rebuilding of the temple at Jerusalem

Sanballat in trying to obstruct the rebuilding of Jerusalem

Haman, in his conspiracy against the Jews

Jeremiah’s adversaries, in accusing him of joining the Chaldeans

Princes of Israel, when they went to Jeremiah for a vision from the Lord

Herod the Great, to the wise men, in professing to desire to worship Jesus

Jewish leaders

In falsely accusing Jesus of being gluttonous and a winebibber (a wino)

In refusing to bear truthful testimony concerning John the Baptist

Falsely accusing Jesus of blasphemy, when he forgave sin

Peter, in denying Jesus

The Roman soldiers, who said the disciples stole the body of Jesus

The disobedient son, who promised to work in the vineyard, but did not

Ananias and Sapphira falsely state that they had sold their land for a given sum

Stephen’s accusers, who falsely accused him of blaspheming Moses and God

Paul’s traducers, falsely accusing him of treason to Caesar