Humanity's Archenemy

Satan also known as the devil is our archenemy.

He is the serpent that tempted and deceived Eve in the Genesis account of scripture, he is also the dragon who fought to stay in heaven but was thrown down with his minions by the archangel Michael and his heroic team of warrior angels at God's order..

One major thing we are able to gather from scriptures is that our archenemy doesn't give up without a fight.

He is no weakling.

His legend precedes him.

Snakes and dragons are both reptiles.

It is interesting to note that these are the two major animal forms he takes according to the scriptures.

He is an angel, a fallen one.

He was created in perfection but unfortunately he fell in perfection.

Unlike human beings, he sinned in a perfect state, when human beings sin we do so due to our imperfections- our flaws, weaknesses and fallen nature.

Satan chose to fall, he didn't have a reason to fall.

Sin didn't exist, he created it.

He manifested it.

He did so because he was not content being what he was created to be- an angel.

He wanted to be more than he was.

We cannot be more than what heaven has created us to be or permitted us to be.

Once one of the brightest lights of heaven before he lost his place and position, he is still able to manifest as a glorious angelic being to carry out his nefarious agenda of deceiving.

He was once Lucifer, the morning star, a prince of heaven, the most outstanding among the angelic host the Creator had unveiled.

He is now in a fallen state and reptilian in nature.

Reptiles have certain distinguishing features, their skin is part of it.

In a reptile like the snake; we see the wily, slippery and slimy nature of the enemy.

Snakes are symbolic of wisdom according to the Bible.

We are told that the serpent was the most crafty, cunning, or wise among all the animals God had created.

That was how Satan saw himself among the angelic host of heaven- the wisest and most cunning of all angels.

We are told in the Book that he was the sum total of wisdom, decorated in precious stones, built with inner pipes and perfect.

The enemy saw something in the serpent he could identify with, and chose to take on the outward image of a serpent.

We are also commanded to be "wise as serpents and harmless as doves"

So the snake/serpent is a wise creature.

Cunningness is as aspect of wisdom.

The serpent has a lot of it.

It is in that nature the enemy deceived Eve.

As the Lord directed, Moses threw his rod on the ground before Pharaoh and his rod turned into a snake, serpent.

Pharaoh's magicians did the same and their rods turned into serpents too.

The serpent that is Moses rod ate up the serpents of Pharaoh's magicians, which shows us that the wisdom of God swallows up the wisdom of the enemy.

That was a demonstration which shows that the rod of God is superior to the enemy's rods, the power of God is more powerful than the enemy's power, and that which is divine is superior to that which is diabolic.

The headwear or crown of Pharaoh's often have a snake image in front of it.

Egyptians understood that the mind is where wisdom operates from, the understood the need for wisdom and that's why their kings

Snakes are beautiful reptiles.

The patterns on their skin, the smoothness of their skin and the various shades they come in make them very beautiful.

Even their eyes have coloration.

Satan was very colorful as Lucifer.

Outward beauty doesn't reveal the state of the heart.

Snakes can be lethal and very clever hunters, they are predators who don't spare their prey.

Satan is an unforgiving spirit entity who doesn't spare his victims.

Dragons are reptiles.

I believe these legendary and powerful fire emitting creatures exist.

They are trapped in caves, beneath the earth and in the waters.

My understanding is that God in His mercies to humanity has confined them.

Archaeology is beginning to justify this position of mine regarding dragons.

Since dinosaurs have existed and we see evidence of that through archaeological findings we should it be hard to believe dragons exist or have existed?

Dragons are real.

The devil doesn't turn into fictional creatures, he turns into what already exists.

He imitates what God has already created.

The devil turned into a serpent in the book of Genesis because snakes exist.

His turning into a dragon in the book of Revelation is because dragons exist.

We shouldn't be his victims.

Satan is the serpent who deceived Eve in the first book of the Bible, he is also the dragon who fought in the last book of the Bible.

He has shape shifting ability, I believe all angels do. 

They are spirits and are not confined to human bodies. 

Satan turned into a serpent because snakes exist, as a snake or serpent his intent is purely to deceive, mislead or distort perceptions.

As a dragon which he turned into in about two different chapters in the book of Revelations, it was to destroy, fight and annihilate.

Satan tried to destroy the glorious woman in Revelation 12 and her son who is to be a world ruler.

That glorious woman is the nation of Israel.

Her son is Jesus Christ who came to earth through that nation.

He also fought in heaven when he resisted leaving, he fought in his dragon form.

I believe there are dragons in heaven and they are very beautiful.

In whichever form the enemy comes at you- as a snake or dragon, remember the power to defeat him is in the name of our Lord, it is through Jesus the Christ we overcome!

 

Disadvantage or Advantage?

There are times when what we think is our disadvantage turns out to be our advantage.

Life is full of such stories, stories of people whose handicap, limitations, and challenges turned out to be a blessing to them.

I love such stories, I feel they inspire hope and also motivate people to keep going.

I love success stories.

I like to see people succeed, I want people to achieve their good dreams, and I like knowing that people overcame the odds.

When what was seen as a disadvantage in a life turns out to be an advantage, in that life, that is a blessing. It is success.

It's my view that the Lord is the one who turns the disadvantage of our lives into our advantage.

Zacchaeus is an example of a man whose disadvantage became his advantage.

He was a very short man, he also wasn't liked by the public.

In the accounts of scripture, what others were fighting for, pushing for, and struggling for; he received.

Something wonderful was happening in his town, an unusual person had come to his town and Zacchaeus longed to experience Him and be part of the happening.

The miracle worker was in town- His words and wisdom, His miracles, the depth of His teaching, His authority and love made Him captivating to the people.

He was in demand, almost everyone wanted His attention.

Many would give an arm and a leg to have Him in their home and host him and His disciples to a meal.

The multitudes thronged Him, the strongest were the ones who probably got closest to Him.

The short height of Zacchaeus had probably been a disadvantage to him most of his life, that disadvantage became an issue as Jesus walked through the town of Jericho; he couldn't see Jesus! 

He wasn't tall enough to even get a glimpse of the Master  because he couldn't see over the crowd.

Fortunately Zacchaeus had an inspired thought, he had a good idea.

He climbed a sycamore-fig tree to get a good view of Jesus.

It was the wisest thing he could do, unknown to Zacchaeus it was an act of faith Jesus would honor. The Lord always honors our acts of faith, our effort to see Him and please Him.

It resulted in his getting Jesus's attention and Jesus dining in his home, which brought about a four fold restoration to every family Zacchaeus had ever extorted as a tax officer and salvation to Zacchaeus's family.

Zacchaeus's disadvantage became his advantage.

Blind Bartimaeus is another character whose disadvantage became his advantage.

He was born blind.

That blindness got him the miracle of a new set of eyes.

His blindness got him the attention of Jesus.

Miracles from God answer to unusual problems that are beyond men when they call upon the Master.

When we look at our disadvantages with a new set of eyes we get a new perspective.

You disadvantage becomes your advantage when you invite the Master into your matter.

Your disadvantage just might be your opportunity.

Jezebel & Leviathan

Leviathan is a spirit.

Jezebel is a spirit.

Both unclean and evil, they are principalities.

Leviathan and Jezebel are chief principalities of Satan.

They are key players in the kingdom of darkness, also called gates of hades or gates of hell.

They serve the prince of the power of the air.

They are not good spirits, they are partners in crime in most cases.

Two evil spirits, two distinct spirits but the same goal.

Their goal is to tamper with the destiny of men, and steal God's glory.

Leviathan is the evil principality of the sea, the evil king of the waters, the evil lord of the marine realm.

Jezebel is the evil queen, the principality of control, manipulation and false religion.

One carries out his atrocities from the realm of the waters, the other carries out her agenda from the realm of terrafirma.

Narcissists are under the influence of the Jezebel spirit.

False prophets and false ministers of the gospel are under the influence of the Jezebel spirit.

Manipulators are under the influence of the Jezebel spirit, as well as enchanters, diviners, sorcerers, and voodoo priests.

Witchcraft is a work of the Jezebel spirit.

Incubus and Succubus spirits (sexual perversion spirits) are from the Jezebel spirit.

Familiar spirits and monitoring spirits are agents of the Jezebel spirit.

Marine agents, mermaids, and serpentine/reptilian spirits are agents of Leviathan.

Agents of Leviathan and agents of Jezebel work together and are similar in their operations.

They are powered by altars from both realms.

The witchcraft that works on land and in the air is of Jezebel, the witchcraft that operates from the waters is of Leviathan.

Air currents control the waves and affects the tectonic plates under the sea,

The winds and the seas affect one another.

The scripture shows us Jesus was sleeping in an inner chamber of a ship with His disciples  when the wind raged and waves of the sea went wild during a storm.

Leviathan was roaring in the sea for sure and the prince of the power of the air was manipulating the weather.

The disciples of Jesus were afraid their ship was going to sink and they called out to Jesus waking Him up, they asked if Jesus was not concerned that they would drown.

Jesus got up and and rebuked the wind and the seas.

The prince of the power of the air (Satan) and Leviathan his marine equivalent were trying to stop Jesus from crossing over to the other side where Jezebel had run a young man mad who Jesus was going to deliver from the legion of demons who had possessed him.

The rebuke of the wind and the sea brought a great calm and Jesus and His disciples got to their destination. The result is that a great deliverance was wrought!

Natural men cannot fight spirits, spirits will always win.

Only the power of God can deliver from the grip and network of evil spirits.

The scripture tells us Leviathan cannot be tamed by any human and no one can stand his might.

Leviathan has the seas as his playground, likened to a reptile; he is described as a dragon.

Satan is also described as a dragon, a red dragon in Revelation 12.

The dragon form is what Satan takes when he is bent on destruction and in a state of warfare.

He takes on the serpent form or image when he wants to deceive.

Leviathan is after the order of his master.

He is the fiery serpent of the seas.

He is a spirit but His earthly form is that of a water reptile, a dragon.

The film industry is being used to sensitize us to the presence of Leviathan, this has been happening over time.

The Lock Ness monster, Godzilla, and other sea beast stories are evidence of that.

His presence and domain is in the seas but his effect is being felt all across the earth.

Jezebel is ancient.

A very sinister spirit who uses fear and control to distort and dominate people.

Jezebel was a Sidonian witch and a queen, she was the wife of king Ahab of old.

Together they ruled Israel.

The principality that was at work in that queen thousands of years ago is still very present on the earth today.

Jezebel and Leviathan work together.

Witchcraft of the land meets witchcraft of the sea.

We are in the end times and their activities keep increasing on the earth.

Our help is in the Name of the Lord Jesus Christ.

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Life: The Wisdom, The Tests, The Triumph

Wisdom is a requirement to making the most of life.

This is why the good Book informs us "wisdom is the principal thing, and with all our getting we should get understanding"

With life comes tests.

Life has a way of testing us.

Tests we must pass.

Tests we do not often understand when we are going through them.

Tests that make sense to us after we have passed them.

We pass them by going through them.

To go through them and emerge better after the tests is to overcome them.

It is through wisdom we overcome the tests of life.

These tests come in the form of challenges.

Challenges can come to us because we are wise.

Challenges can come to us because we are chosen.

Challenges can come to us because we are called to greater things.

King Solomon faced tests from the queen of Sheba.

The Queen of Sheba was famed to be a wealthy woman.

She was a legendary African monarch who had heard the fame of Solomon's wisdom and wealth.

Intrigued, she journeyed with an entourage of camels carrying lots of gifts to where king Solomon was; to see and confirm the legend of Solomon.

It's not only material rewards the queen of Sheba came with, she came with hard questions for the king.

The wisdom God put in Solomon answered all her questions satisfactorily.

She saw and found in the king and his kingdom more than she had heard, thought and imagined.

Wisdom always finds solutions.

Wisdom from God usually exceeds the thoughts and expectations of men.

Solomon triumphed over the hard questions of the queen of Sheba.

The queen of Sheba's hard questions represent life's questions, life's toughness, life's challenges.

Through wisdom we overcome, we triumph and we breakthrough!

When we pass the test, we move to the next level in life and in destiny.

Wisdom is a prerequisite in life.

Fortunately God is willing to give it to as many as ask Him for it.

There are things we are meant to discover as we journey through life.

There are things God wants us to find out through Him.

Life's journey requires making discoveries, these discoveries demand wisdom. We need wisdom for life's journey.

There will be situations confronting us in this world that may seem hard.

They are life's tough questions, they are life's difficult questions, they are life's hard questions.

Jesus faced a number of such questions while He walked the earth in human form. He knew challenging situations, He was also confronted directly with hard and tricky questions at times.

The Pharisees and Sadducees tried nailing Him with hard questions whenever the opportunity presented itself.

There were questions meant to corner Him, discredit Him, and embarrass Him which He scaled through with the wisdom of God.

These hard questions of life are not only the questions we may be asked by people who do not mean well for us, but they are also the challenges, difficulties, and storms we face in this world.

They stare at us, confront us, and are to be figured out. They are questions of life and require wisdom to answer/solve them.

They are not meant to break us, defeat us, overcome, or overwhelm us but they are meant to be overcome and solved.

They are necessary for us to rise to our next level.

They help bring out our strength and innate abilities and talents.

Wisdom finds solutions to life's issues.

Wisdom finds answers to life's puzzles.

Wisdom provides the answers to life's questions.

Wisdom enhances our lives and makes us a problem solver on the earth.

Jesus always had the right answer His rivals, critics, and detractors could not gainsay or resist.

King Solomon was tested by the Queen of Sheba with hard questions and Solomon answered her satisfactorily with wisdom beyond what she had heard of.

The tough questions of life are to test the wisdom of God within you.

They are opportunities to use your God-given wisdom.

You have wisdom within you if you are a follower of Jesus Christ.

Jesus has been made to us wisdom and righteousness.

Since you have wisdom within you, the world will present you with some difficult, hard, and tough 'questions'

These 'questions' come in the form of tough circumstances, hard situations, and issues that need to be sorted.

God wants to be glorified through us.

When we apply ourselves to life with divine wisdom we answer the world's questions with flying colors.

As Jesus had answers to life's questions as they came to Him, God wants us having answers too.

As Solomon the king had answers to all the Queen of Sheba's tough questions, so should you have answers to the questions of life that come to you.

The Holy Spirit is the Spirit of wisdom and He is with the believer.

The gift of wisdom is available through the Spirit.

 

Hell: the Presence, the Place, the Spirit

 Hell is a place, a presence and a spirit.

 As a place it is the location of eternal damnation.

As a presence it creates wrong realities in peoples lives.

As a spirit it is an evil hitman that wants you to lose an eternity with God.