Examples of 'satan had' in a sentence
Meaning of "satan had"
The phrase 'satan had' typically implies a past occurrence or action involving Satan, who is often depicted as a powerful evil figure in religious or mythological contexts
How to use "satan had" in a sentence
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Satan had the biggest ego of all.
I was now living a lie that satan had created.
Satan had good reasons to feel secure.
He restored the blessings that satan had stolen from the human race.
Satan had thought that he had won.
Convinced that Satan had been in my room.
Satan had definitely entered into him.
He showed me that Satan had filled me with disdain.
Satan had broken the human race.
These signs were found exactly as Satan had said.
Satan had planted many lies in my heart.
Perhaps it is because Satan had gotten.
Satan had no choice but to let them go.
Once he was excommunicated Satan had a hold on him.
Satan had most of them saying do not let.
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Peter asserted that Satan had filled their hearts.
Satan had limits beyond which he could not go.
Paul accepted when Satan had thwarted his passage.
Satan had sown enmity between me and my brothers.
She maintained that Satan had inspired her accuser.
Satan had to get her attention.
He led it all to the destination Satan had planned for us.
Satan had it out for her.
They believed that Satan had taken control of the papacy.
Satan had succeeded in his temptations of.
She thought that Satan had told her the truth.
Satan had been reduced here to accuser.
I recalled the snares which Satan had already set for me.
Satan had no power in any of this.
This is exactly the result that Satan had been trying to achieve.
Satan had previously leveled an assault on the woman.
But he had obviously repented and Satan had no claim on him.
Satan had reigned on the earth.
Adam could not be influenced by Satan had he not been communicating with Satan.
Satan had entered into them.
Humans were created later where the dethroned Satan had once ruled.
Satan had been found guilty as charged.
The church in Pergamum was located in the city where Satan had his throne.
Satan had told them to eat the fruit.
The writer does not mean that Satan had the ability to kill whomever he wanted.
Satan had possession of his heart.
I would like to point out that Satan had to ask for permission to attack Peter.
Satan had ensnared them all.
Their hearts had hardened and Satan had made their deeds seem fair to them.
Satan had nothing to do with it.
Our Lord rests his argument on the fact that Satan had lost these men.
Satan had been unsuccessful in his attempts to overthrow the plan.
His presence He could dissipate the gloomy shadow that Satan had cast between man and.
Satan had placed sores all over his body.
The conquest of Satan had begun.
