On first view, God has replaced the job of Lucifer with someone better suited, to complete his Order.What do you think is the message for us there?
On first view, God has replaced the job of Lucifer with someone better suited, to complete his Order.What do you think is the message for us there?
I believe your experience. How did it affect you after that, if any?Exodus 23:13 And in all things that I have said unto you be circumspect: and make no mention of the name of other gods, neither let it be heard out of thy mouth.
We're told not to even speak the names of false gods so I won't say its name here.
I was attacked by a malevolent spirit reading the 2nd page of the Koran once. It was as pleasant as you might imagine being grabbed by a ring wraith might be. That same spirit also started to pull words out of my mouth too one time, I was paralyzed and it was trying to get me to complete the Muslim phrase "There is no god but[...]". It was such a shock because I wasn't speaking the words, they were being pulled like those magicians pull handkerchiefs out of their mouth. I had to use Jesus' name to rebuke it.
I believe it was the enemy of God as I've seen it several times in spirit form, i.e. a dull yellow(ish) ball of light approx. 6" in diameter. It entered my vision peripherally to quickly sneak past my attention and then paralyzed me from behind.
Make of this what you will, it's only for your consideration.
Also that word is a name, not a title, so remember that if a Muslim tries to convince you that it means "God of Abraham".
But giving them the same name?On first view, God has replaced the job of Lucifer with someone better suited, to complete his Order.
Title stands over the individual holding it? Kingdoms do this, I think. But yeah, that one sits up there, for me, with the quote in the OT where the guy says he brings misfortune (often written as evil), and claims to be God. I think it was one of the Kings of one of their Exiles.But giving them the same name?
You're referring to Isaiah 45:7?Title stands over the individual holding it? Kingdoms do this, I think. But yeah, that one sits up there, for me, with the quote in the OT where the guy says he brings misfortune (often written as evil), and claims to be God. I think it was one of the Kings of one of their Exiles.
I believe your experience. How did it affect you after that, if any?
That must've been frightening.