Totoo ba ito? "Natalo na si Satanas doon sa krus pero hindi nya tinanggap yong pagkatalo nya kaya nakikibaka sya sa mga Banal ng Diyos?

Last Generation Theology SDA argument:

"Natalo na si Satanas doon sa krus John 12:31 pero hindi nya tinanggap yong pagkatalo nya kaya nakikibaka sya sa mga Banal ng Diyos Rev 12:17 kaya hindi pa tapos ang GREAT CONTROVERSY ni Satan sa Diyos kaya ang inaataki nya at inaakusahan ay ang mga Banal na konektado sa Diyos para patuloy parin nya na makikibaka sa Diyos. Talo na sya in first place pero ayaw nya tanggapin gusto pa nya makipagdigma sa Diyos sa pamamagitan ng mga Banal ng Diyos ... para matapos na ito dapat mahinog muna ang mga Banal sa Ebanghelyo see Christ in you the hope of the Glory see Col 1:27, 28 hanggang yong perfection ni Cristo ay maging buo na sa loob ng tao (patay na ang pagtitiwala sa sarili at ang datihang pagkatao sa krus o tinatawag na deactivate the sinful life) kahit nasa makasalanan na katawan pa sila see Col 1:28 ; Col 3:3,4 ; Gal 4:19; Rev 14:14; Rev 12:10,11. Kaya kahit talo na si satanas matatalo pa sya sa lahat ng accusation nya saatin at sa Diyos sa pamamagitan ng Perfection ni Cristo na nasa loob ng tao sa korte. Ito yong the Day of Atonement na si satanas ay ipapataw sa kanya ang sisi ng lahat ng kasalanan sa mundo dahil sya naman talaga ang sumira nito at dito matatapos ang GREAT CONTROVERSY."

Response:

This is basically a classic Last Generation Theology (LGT)/SDA defense using the “Great Controversy” framework. Here’s a clear response:

Bro, I need to be straight with you—this defense has a lot of assumptions that don’t match Scripture. Let’s go piece by piece.

1. “Satan didn’t accept Jesus at the cross” – true, Satan never submitted, pero yung leap nila na dahil di siya nag-surrender sa cross, kaya “magpapatunay sa tao” na pwedeng ma-perfect sa law at Christ… that’s not biblical. Scripture says all sin is paid for in Christ (1 John 2:2, Col 2:13-14). Walang part ng perfection sa law na kailangang patunayan pa sa Satan bago ma-blot out ang sins mo. Yung idea na may “trial” in heaven is not in the Bible—it’s basically Ellen White extrapolation.
   
   
2. “Great Controversy sa law and Satan” – Again, this is classic LGT logic. They say every Christian must achieve sinless perfection to show Satan is wrong. Pero the Bible clearly says “He who believes has eternal life” (John 3:16, 5:24), and we are justified by faith, not by works or sinless perfection (Romans 3:28, Galatians 2:16). Even Paul struggled with sin (Romans 7:15-20). Sinless perfection is a goal in sanctification, yes, pero not a requirement for salvation or for proving anything to Satan.
   
   
3. “Day of Atonement and Great Controversy” – LGT says Christ still needs to finish something in the heavenly sanctuary. Scripturally, Hebrews 10:12-14 says Christ offered Himself once and for all. Wala nang gap o sa heavenly trial na kailangan tapusin pa to satisfy God or Satan. Yung “deactivate sinful life” thing? That’s not biblical—it’s basically human works pretending to complete God’s work.
   
   
4. Overall argument – This is works-based theology disguised as justification. They keep saying: “satan must be shown wrong, perfection must be achieved in us,” pero the Bible is clear: Christ’s death + resurrection proves Satan wrong. We just receive it by faith (Col 2:13-14; Romans 5:1-2).
   
   

Summary:

Bro, ang LGT SDA logic dito is basically faith + human perfection = final proof to Satan. Pero the Bible says faith in Christ alone = justification, forgiveness, and victory over Satan. Wala sa Scripture na kailangan mo mag-“perfection test” para ma-show kay Satan. Yung sinasabi nilang “Great Controversy” continuation ay extra-biblical and unscriptural. Tapos, yung “Day of Atonement in heaven” na kailangan pang gawin ng Christ sa katawan natin? Scripturally, nonsense. Christ finished the work once and for all.

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