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25. WIT - Does Satan Bear Our Sin? by Robert Veith & Marlou Smith

25. WIT - Does Satan Bear Our Sin? by Robert Veith & Marlou Smith

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 There’s a widespread claim that Seventh-day Adventists believe Satan is their sin bearer, but is that really true? 🤔 Many critics point to the concept of the scapegoat in Leviticus 16, arguing that Adventists assign a role in salvation to Satan. But what does the Bible actually say? 📖 ✅ Topics Covered: ✔ What does the Bible say about the sin bearer? ✔ Do Adventists teach that Satan plays a role in atonement? ✔ The truth about the scapegoat in Leviticus 16 🚨 Misinformation about Adventist beliefs is everywhere—so let’s go straight to the Bible and find the truth! If you’ve ever wondered about this topic or heard this claim before, watch till the end to get the real biblical perspective. 👉 If you’ve heard this claim before, watch till the end to get the biblical perspective! Don’t forget to LIKE 👍, COMMENT 💬, and SHARE 📢 to spread truth! 📌 Subscribe for more deep-dive discussions on faith and doctrine! 🔔✨ 📖 Key Verses Discussed: Leviticus 16, Hebrews 9:11-14 #BibleStudy #SeventhDayAdventist #Scapegoat #SinBearer #Christianity #BiblicalTruth #Jesus #Atonement #SDA Clash Of Minds Website: https://clashofminds.com Online Orders - North America: https://ca.clashofminds.com Online Orders - South Africa: https://za.clashofminds.com Download All Clash Of Minds material: https://downloads.clashofminds.com Donation Options https://clashofminds.com/donate/

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