When the definite article was present (ho diabolos) we translated “the devil” without the article we translated “demon” and all the plurals “demons.”
| Matthew | 12 Verse(s) | 12 Match(s) |
| Mark | 6 Verse(s) | 6 Match(s) |
| Luke | 12 Verse(s) | 13 Match(s) |
| John | 9 Verse(s) | 10 Match(s) |
| Acts | 2 Verse(s) | 2 Match(s) |
| Ephesians | 2 Verse(s) | 2 Match(s) |
| 1 Timothy | 2 Verse(s) | 2 Match(s) |
| 2 Timothy | 1 Verse(s) | 1 Match(s) |
| Hebrews | 1 Verse(s) | 1 Match(s) |
| James | 1 Verse(s) | 1 Match(s) |
| 1 Peter | 1 Verse(s) | 1 Match(s) |
| 1 John | 2 Verse(s) | 4 Match(s) |
| Jude | 1 Verse(s) | 1 Match(s) |
| Revelation | 5 Verse(s) | 5 Match(s) |
THE GREEK WORDS BEHIND DEVIL & DEMONS
G1228
διάβολος
diabolos, dee-ab’-ol-os
From G1225; a traducer; specifically Satan (compare [H7854]): – false accuser, devil, slanderer.
G1139
δαιμονίζομαι
daimonizomai, dahee-mon-id’-zom-ahee
Middle voice from G1142; to be exercised by a daemon: – have a (be vexed with, be possessed with) devil (-s).
G1140
δαιμόνιον
daimonion, dahee-mon’-ee-on
Neuter of a derivative of G1142; a daemonic being; by extension a deity: – devil, god
G1142
δαίμων
daimōn, dah’ee-mown
From δαίω daiō (to distribute fortunes); a demon or super natural spirit (of a bad nature): – devil.
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