2A If man does not enjoy God, he cannot have real freedom; freedom means release, to be freed from all bondage, all heavy burden, all oppression, and all enslavement (John 8:32, 36; Gal. 5:1; 2 Cor. 3:17).
4C First, Satan captured us; then he came to dwell in us as the inciter, the instigator, of our sins; the result is that he has become our illegal master, and we have become his captives to the extent that we are unable to do good and can only commit sins (Rom. 7:14; 1 John 5:19):
62 Satan is called Beelzebul, which means "the lord of the dunghill," from Beelzebub, meaning "the lord of flies"; Satan specializes in leading sinners like flies to feed on dung (Matt. 10:25; 12:24, 27; 2 Kings 1:2).
73 Although deep in his heart no one wants to sin, everyone eventually sins; no one has control over himself, and everyone has become a slave of sin (Rom. 7:18-23; John 8:34).