No mention of direct involvement in ANY of those verses...
'Flaming arrows'....'flood of water'....'snare'...etc, etc.....NONE of those verses mentions Satan's personal involvement...rather, it can only refer to his demons...
You are incorrect! Satan is "the evil one" and it shows that we have to be prepared for his schemes at all times. Your position is just to deny everything. To extinguish all the flaming arrows of the evil one is pretty straight forward, but again you circumvent Scripture to suit your own position, that is, the position that you adopted. I have had these debates with amillennialists many times before and you are no different. It is the same nonsense over and over again.
"The evil one" is with the definite article and is genitive, masculine and singular. Therefore, "the evil one" could not refer to his demons, because it would have to be in the plural.
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