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Those dangling a fruit of deception

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ScaRZ
, 04-14-2012 at 02:53 AM (8412 Views)
I always point out we just don't need to open up ourselves to any and everyone, or everything that claims to be The LORD or of The LORD. They could be a god (elohim) or of a god (elohim) but be within the ranks of dark forces.

Beware of those dangling a fruit of deception. If they come with fruits that appeal to the outward man and the pleasures of this world you should have an answer which side they line up on.

Demons must be given the opportunity to enter. Many invite them in as no more than game playing. What we allow, they take full advantage of.

Demons prey on the age old sayings........"I see no real harm in going down this path."......."I see no real harm in a little of this,or a little of that."

This path or a little of this or a little of that is all it takes to crack open the door just enough to allow them to enter our temples. They are no different than the flatness of a wood cockroach that can get in and under the smallest of cracks.

I believe what is really going on has been in front of our eyes for thousands of years. The problem is that humans look in every direction other than the one that contains the truth.

I believe the majority of people today dismiss the demons,evil spirits,foul spirits,devils,unclean spirits that are a huge part of scripture.

I have talked to many Christians who can believe it took place "Back Then" when Jesus Christ was ordering them to come out of people,but for some reason they slam the door on any of it for our time today.

Did the demons just decide one day to close up shop?

Did The LORD lock all of them in the Abyss or destroy them?

I've never found anywhere in scripture that demons aren't just as active today as they were "Back Then".


In what point in scripture can we find that Sons of God can no longer have free will to give up their first estate and enter our earthly realm?

Once again I see no scripture to support that it is over and done with.

Updated 04-14-2012 at 01:38 PM by ScaRZ

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The Bible , Angels,Demons,The Spirit World

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  1. ScaRZ's Avatar
    Here is something Michael Heiser posted the other day in his blog. This is something I've talked about for a long time. I believe demons are not fallen angels or fallen Sons of God.


    I quote Michael Heiser..................." In the Bible, the sons of God are never called demons, nor are fallen angels called demons. The Bible offers no explanation for the origin of demons. Jewish literature (like Enoch) say that demons are the spirits of dead nephilim. When a nephilim was killed in 1 Enoch the “inner spirit” of the nephilim that survived is called a demon. These spirits are also called Watchers a couple of times, like their fathers (the biblical sons of God). That may be where the mistaken connection is made (I say mistaken because the original offending sons of God are not called demons). These lines get blurred in translation (Aramaic vs. Greek) since some translators took no care to maintain distinctions."
  2. ScaRZ's Avatar
    Any messenger or entity that comes to any of us and will allow you to worship or serve them in any fashion is 100% in the dark forces camp.

    I'm going to say this again......"All of us are in a spiritual war." Just because some of us are believers and followers of Jesus Christ does not keep us on the sidelines......."Just the opposite."

    Why are we instructed to put on the armor of God if we are exempt?

    When we accept Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior The Adversary will do anything to make our lives a living hell if he can. He will try everything to get us doubting and in a very short time have us so completely worthless,we sow no seed,and without the sowing of seed we produce......."No Fruit."

    We are to always be warriors for the faith. The devil is coming to sift all of us.

    Two of the great verses of scripture are in Luke 22 when Jesus is with his disciples at the last supper. Read what Jesus tells Peter about Satan (The Adversary).


    Luke 22:31-32

    And the Lord said, Simon, Simon, behold, Satan hath desired to have you, that he may sift you as wheat:

    But I have prayed for thee, that thy faith fail not: and when thou art converted, strengthen thy brethren.


    Satan is going to come after Peter and find every weak spot he has. Jesus has already prayed for Peter to give him strength that his faith will not fail him. Once Peter has endured and turns back the devil he is to be the one The Lord trust to strengthen the other disciples.

    There is no weakness in overcoming. When one overcomes he gains strength to help strengthen others.
  3. lycaeus's Avatar
    Demons prey on the age old sayings........"I see no real harm in going down this path."......."I see no real harm in a little of this,or a little of that."

    This path or a little of this or a little of that is all it takes to crack open the door just enough to allow them to enter our temples. They are no different than the flatness of a wood cockroach that can get in and under the smallest of cracks.
    Fantastic point!