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SstanPosted : 4 Feb, 2008 11:19 AMMy church teaches that the devil has been defeated, whereas my Christian recovery group says we have to beware of the devil at all times. |
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SstanPosted : 10 Feb, 2008 02:01 AMGod says the devil goes about like a roaring lion seeking whom he may devour(1 pet 5;8 ) that means we need to be on guard.The devil has been defeated Jesus did that(rev 12;12) |
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SstanPosted : 7 Mar, 2008 01:04 AMyes he has been defeated. and yes you have to be aware.he no longer has(((( POWER ))))-----over death---(( seperation from god)) ,power over hell(( sheol)),,, or power over the grave(( the natural death)).. ``` |
prettygirl
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SstanPosted : 18 Mar, 2008 06:25 PMHI BABE, |
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Robina
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SstanPosted : 26 Apr, 2008 07:39 PMJesus says that satan COMES ( so he must be real) to steal, kill and destroy BUT Jesus says I come that you may have life and abundant life. Jesus has given us authority and it is up to us to walk in that authority and be the Ambassador that God needs us to be. |
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SstanPosted : 11 Jun, 2008 07:02 PMIn order for light to be seen there has to be darkness. If we are the light of the world then what would be the darkness if the devil wasn't alive and well on planet earth? I do believe that Jesus defeated death, hell and the grave and that's why we have our promise of salvation. I also believe, as in the very beginning, that we have a choice. The earth is still the devil's domain and he will constantly test our loyalties until the end of time. |
sistah
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SstanPosted : 16 Sep, 2010 11:18 AMScripture teaches us that SAtan disguises himself in light, is a roaring lion seeking whom he may devour. Jesus told Peter that Satan desired Peter that he may sift him like wheat. We must realize that while Jesus won victory over sin and death at the cross, we still must choose. There will be times when we are tempted nd tested. We need to understand that God tempts no one but that we are tempted by our own desires. |