The demon was bound to be correct, but never did, for the reason of an angelic desire for true unrighteousness. The literary knowledge of the devil superficially accrues an act of demonism, where in fact, he truly did. A denial of sin, made by reason of deliberate consent, is indeed a sin against the holiness of God. Rather, a notion of denial is a presumption to grace. The new testament is implying the existence of an all knowing God, whose mercy is infinite in every salvific dimension. Grace given is grace given, neither any falsehood is included.
Pharisee's introspect 1:
The demon is deceptive in his core, rather the substance he likes, is the substance that is bound to be known. Rather his pride is exceedingly imbrousepule, and never has been accepted according to divine law, which rather exist in the eternity of Roman law.
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