Are there female devils cited in scriptures? I have understood that Satan and other devils are all male entities.

Question: Are there female devils cited in scriptures?
Spiritual beings do not have physical bodies.


  Luke 29:34 (NASB)
  "See My hands and My feet, that it is I Myself; touch Me and see, for a spirit does not have flesh and bones as you see that I have."


While the spiritual beings mentioned in the Bible are described as "men," they are not exactly "males" in the sense that we use to classify physical organisms. What does it mean for a spirit to be "male" then? (Genatalia? Testosterone? Leave their dirty socks on the floor?)

I assert that these beings were described as males because of the (appointed) dominant position that males have in God's created order. They are not "men" or "male" any more than they are "women" or "female" except that they appear (outwardly) as men so that it is more socially acceptable for them to deal with leaders and other people in those societies.

To answer your question: There are no female (or male) devils mentioned in the Scriptures.