I don't see a clear Biblical indication that he did.
Probably that.
Not a physical body, anyway.
Not a physical body, anyway.
There's always Jezebel...!
And here's a rebuttal to the OP...!
Devil With a Blue Dress On
Why do you apparently believe that a spirit being requires the possession of reproductive organs in order to be masculine in nature?why would God create angels with the ability to have offspring?
Or it just means he is a masculine looking (or personality) being?
And you know that, how?Nobody has seen him.
The bible is written for humans not for angels and it actually doesn't give us a whole lot of information about what an angel is. We like to fill in the blanks with folklore (ie. Book of Enoch, Dante's Inferno) but this is irresponsible. Satan is not human and angels have no need for reproductive parts (Luke 20:34-36) so calling him a male is somewhat arbitrary. His ability to appear in various forms perhaps could have some weight but again we don't know because the bible is not a manual book on Angels.why would God create angels with the ability to have offspring?
Or it just means he is a masculine looking (or personality) being?
As far as I know all NT pronouns used for Satan are masculine in gender. God Almighty Himself is masculine without reproductive organs.Satan is not human and angels have no need for reproductive parts (Luke 20:34-36) so calling him a male is somewhat arbitrary.
God is spirit so immediately we know pronouns like "he" mean something else then how we use it. I don't know what is the make up of angels but using similar logic it is used in a different way than what we expect from the pronouns. I also don't see the pronoun informing us of the gender of angels but rather used for other reasons.As far as I know all NT pronouns used for Satan are masculine in gender. God Almighty Himself is masculine without reproductive organs.
We do not have to guess at the gender of angelic beings including Satan.
This is a claim, not an argument.God is spirit so immediately we know pronouns like "he" mean something else then how we use it.
what logic?I don't know what is the make up of angels but using similar logic...
I believe this is also a claim, not an argument.it is used in a different way than what we expect from the pronouns.
why would God create angels with the ability to have offspring?