an accuser
kategor identifies the figure who accuses brothers before God in Revelation 12:10.
In Revelation 12:10, kategor names the accusing figure described as being thrown down while accusing brothers before God day and night.
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The accusing figure cast down · dominant
The nominative singular masculine form identifies the figure described as having been thrown down and as accusing brothers before God day and night. In Revelation 12:10 the APB renders the surrounding clause as an accuser being thrown down, followed by accusation before God day and night.
In the Anselm Project Bible: In Revelation 12:10, the APB presents the figure as an accuser who is thrown down and who accuses brothers before God day and night. Its wording confirms the clause's portrayal without isolating every contribution of the Greek form.