Something emailed to us last week by my Uncle Bud in Tennessee. It was a listing of "D" words used to describe the 'devil', 'Satan', or whatever word you choose to describe 'evil'. If we believe in 'God', ' Jesus', 'good', we also need to be aware that there is an opposing 'force':

"Be careful---watch out for attacks from Satan, your great enemy.

He prowls around like a hungry, roaring lion, looking for some victim to tear apart.

~ I Peter 5:8 LAB

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'D' used to describe the Devil:

danger, defeat, discourage, disappoint, disillusion, disenchant, diminish, dishearten, dispirit, deflate, dampen, deject, depress, demoralize, disparage,

dishearten, divert, deflect, draw away, distract, damage, distress, destroy, deprive, deter, defect, disturb, decay, disgrace, drub, dispute, disprove.

dismay, deny, disallow, disrupt, disturb, drain, deplete, desecrate, defile, damage, demolish, dry, dull, drug, deaden

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