“Satan is irrelevant and has been since the resurrection. If I’m tempted, God is tempting me for a reason. … Didn’t Satan first need permission from God to tempt Job? Does he not need the same permission to tempt me? So if I am being tempted I can reasonably draw the conclusion that God allowed that temptation for a reason.”
Is This True? …
2 Corinthians 2:11 Updated American Standard Version (UASV)
11 so that no advantage would be taken of us by Satan, for we are not ignorant of his schemes.
How much influence does Satan have? How does Satan try to influence others? What do you need to learn about your enemy?
How much influence does Satan have? How does Satan try to influence you? What do you need to learn about your enemy?
Before we begin unraveling the topic at hand, it might be best if we borrow the story from Dr. Robert Stein’s book, A Basic Guide to
Of course, we cannot be dogmatic about this, but we can infer from the Scriptures and draw a conclusion based on reason and logic that
Satan and his demons have the world of mankind in their control to the point that Jesus could say, “the whole world lies in the
