{Wednesday, June 06, 2007
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In the last three weeks, I've been nearly robbed twice. You can check my main blog to see the details and the events that transpired. Link is "Howe" for those who don't know.
In the Bible it says that we should not test the Lord our God. He only lets Himself be tested in one area only, which is in the area of our finances. God says that we can test Him in this area of giving to Him and expecting our blessings to come. However He explicitly mentions in other parts of the Bible He is not to be tested in other areas. No doubt about it.
Satan was most probably an angel before he fell. Tradition records him as being second only to God Himself which would imply he was a seraph angel. Did he have powers when he was good? sure. Does he have powers now, being the father of evil? You bet. And through his power, he continually creates evil and sin in this world. Although the Bible says we shouldn't test God, it doesn't say anything of that about Satan. I was reading a friend' blog, where he mentioned he had a demonic attack. It seems he is a frequent "victim" for a lack of a better word for demonic attacks. Although I experience revelations and sometimes see strange visions that God places in me, those are supernatural experiences in the realm of good. I've only seen spirits once before, have had three cast out of me last year and that's about it in the supernatural world of darkness. So I was bored one day walking back home through a dark short cut and suddenly had the urge to call out Satan. I don't know why I suddenly felt inclined to do that, but I didn't call out for him outright. Instead, I said something which I think I should regret. "Satan, you think you're so strong? Try me." Now let me say, the devil is smart. Second to God and I think I'm better than him? Hmmm... I must be stretching my ego too far, because the fact Satan controls this world and 2/3 of the world's population are continually corrupted by him shows he is far from weak. Strong and powerful but a coward before God. I do have God on my side, but when I make an open statement like that, i am inviting him to take his shot. And although I was challenging him with spirits and demons in mind, he sent robbers instead.
Your word is your bond. Make no mistake. But the power of God cant break these bonds when you pray in His name. He can destroy all wicked covenants, all promises you've failed to uphold and then you shall be free. I prayed about it and realized my foolishness. And now, I'm quite sure I'm free.
But praise God nothing serious happened to me, that I was not injured nor robbed. Praise Him for that.
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In the last three weeks, I've been nearly robbed twice. You can check my main blog to see the details and the events that transpired. Link is "Howe" for those who don't know.
In the Bible it says that we should not test the Lord our God. He only lets Himself be tested in one area only, which is in the area of our finances. God says that we can test Him in this area of giving to Him and expecting our blessings to come. However He explicitly mentions in other parts of the Bible He is not to be tested in other areas. No doubt about it.
Satan was most probably an angel before he fell. Tradition records him as being second only to God Himself which would imply he was a seraph angel. Did he have powers when he was good? sure. Does he have powers now, being the father of evil? You bet. And through his power, he continually creates evil and sin in this world. Although the Bible says we shouldn't test God, it doesn't say anything of that about Satan. I was reading a friend' blog, where he mentioned he had a demonic attack. It seems he is a frequent "victim" for a lack of a better word for demonic attacks. Although I experience revelations and sometimes see strange visions that God places in me, those are supernatural experiences in the realm of good. I've only seen spirits once before, have had three cast out of me last year and that's about it in the supernatural world of darkness. So I was bored one day walking back home through a dark short cut and suddenly had the urge to call out Satan. I don't know why I suddenly felt inclined to do that, but I didn't call out for him outright. Instead, I said something which I think I should regret. "Satan, you think you're so strong? Try me." Now let me say, the devil is smart. Second to God and I think I'm better than him? Hmmm... I must be stretching my ego too far, because the fact Satan controls this world and 2/3 of the world's population are continually corrupted by him shows he is far from weak. Strong and powerful but a coward before God. I do have God on my side, but when I make an open statement like that, i am inviting him to take his shot. And although I was challenging him with spirits and demons in mind, he sent robbers instead.
Your word is your bond. Make no mistake. But the power of God cant break these bonds when you pray in His name. He can destroy all wicked covenants, all promises you've failed to uphold and then you shall be free. I prayed about it and realized my foolishness. And now, I'm quite sure I'm free.
But praise God nothing serious happened to me, that I was not injured nor robbed. Praise Him for that.
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