[proxy_user]

This is the literal meaning of the Greek 'diabalos', from which 'devil' is derived, 'falsely accusing, slanderous, calumnious'.

[Definition from abridged Liddell and Scott, can't find unabridged one. You wouldn't think I could lose such a big book...]

[VOA]

This is the literal meaning of the Greek 'diabalos', from which 'devil' is derived,
'falsely accusing, slanderous, calumnious'.

That is the pretty much the definition I heard recently on the radio.
Can't remember if it was from Chuck Swindoll or John MacArthur (both pretty
reliable sources on that stuff).

[VOA]

This is the literal meaning of the Greek 'diabalos', from which 'devil' is derived,
'falsely accusing, slanderous, calumnious'.

That is the pretty much the definition I heard recently on the radio.
Can't remember if it was from Chuck Swindoll or John MacArthur (both pretty
reliable sources on that stuff).

[VOA]

This is the literal meaning of the Greek 'diabalos', from which 'devil' is derived,
'falsely accusing, slanderous, calumnious'.

That is the pretty much the definition I heard recently on the radio.
Can't remember if it was from Chuck Swindoll or John MacArthur (both pretty
reliable sources on that stuff).

[VOA]

looks like I hit the "fire button" too enthusiatically!