Could Satan Repent and Be Saved?

[NulliuSINverba]

In this context, basically yes. Of course by default this would also make the virgin Mary, the mother of Satan.
Your other questions are only signifying that you want to argue the topic without knowing the topic.

Never mind what I do or do not know.

Please explain your rather novel assertion that there is any context wherein Jesus and Satan could be the same.

 

[URAVIP2ME]

Nope. That would nullify the prophecy of John's Revelation which expects a certain, nasty, behaviour from Satan in order to be true. And failed prophecies are a no-no if God is really omniscient.
But Who knows? Maybe Satan did indeed repent and that is why Jesus return is missing in action. That would mess God's plans completely making Satan a real genius. Saved, with the bonus of having ridiculed the Boss's ability to anticipate the future.
Ciao
- viole

Unlike us, Adam and Satan could only sin on purpose, therefore Jesus' ransom does Not cover Adam and Satan, and that is why Jesus will destroy Satan - Hebrews 2 v 14 B - Satan ends up in that symbolic ' second death ' - Revelation 21 v 8 - all wicked ones will be destroyed forever. - Psalm 92 v 7

Jesus is Not ' missing in action ' because just as Jesus said it would be done - Matthew 24 v 14 - the good news of God's kingdom government is being done today because it is now spread on an international scale today. - Acts 1 v 8

We are nearing the threshold of Matthew 25 vs 31,32 when humble sheep-like people alive on earth will be separated from haughty goat-like people. The ' sheep' can remain alive on earth and continue living on earth right into the start of Jesus' 1000-year kingdom reign over earth.

 

[Pegg]

When someone wilfully and deliberately attacks Gods sovereignty and attempts to destroy Gods reputation, there is no forgiveness.

So no. Satan cannot and will not be forgiven for what he's done.

Matthew 12:31 “For this reason I say to you, every sort of sin and blasphemy will be forgiven men, but the blasphemy against the spirit will not be forgiven.+32 For example, whoever speaks a word against the Son of man, it will be forgiven him;+but whoever speaks against the holy spirit, it will not be forgiven him, no, not in this system of things* nor in that to come.