Quote by Martin Luther

The devil is God's ape!

The devil is God's ape!

Summary

This quote suggests that the devil is a lesser imitation or a follower of God. It implies that the devil, although presenting himself as antagonist or adversary, ultimately mimics the ways, actions, or characteristics of God in a distorted or malicious manner. This comparison emphasizes the inferiority of the devil in relation to God, portraying him as an imitation or copycat rather than an equal force.

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