David Pawson claimed (Book of Revelation, Part 1, about 8:30) that there are two books of the Bible that Satan particularly doesn’t like: Genesis and Revelation. In Genesis Satan’s deceptive practices are exposed. In Revelation his downfall is prophesied – Jesus wins; Satan loses. In particular the first few chapters of Genesis and the last ones of Revelation cause Satan the most grief.
Pawson also suggested that we read Scripture aloud. I have noticed that when I hear myself reading something aloud, it becomes clearer. At the very least reading something aloud makes it difficult for me to skim over the words. I don’t want to skim over those parts of Genesis and Revelation that annoy Satan the most.
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Yes, Satan knows that in the end he will be defeated. There’s nothing he can do about it. I agree with you about reading aloud, it forces you to concentrate more on the words. Have a blessed Sunday, Frank.
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Thank you, Mark! Have a blessed Sunday!
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Great post! And I agree that reading the Bible aloud is very helpful–since I visualize God being beside me as I read, we talk in between passages 🙂 Satan is a fierce adversary–doesn’t matter that his defeat is a done-deal, he enjoys taking as many with him as possible. Which reminds me…I need prayer, thanks in advance 🙂 God bless your week, Brother (yes, I pray for you too!).
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I will pray for you. Thank you for your prayers.
I like the idea of reading the Bible as talking to God in between passages. God bless you!
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Thank you so much, Frank–I feel your fervent prayers availing much already 🙂 God’s Presence and leading are so REAL.
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Nice Frank. “I am the Alpha and the Omega, the first and the last, the beginning and the end.” (Rev 22:13, nasb) In a few words, Satan is screwed!
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Satan won’t win and he knows it. Thank you, Mary!
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I am happy to see the sand writing 🙂
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Thank you!
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