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The Victims of Demonic Oppression
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- By Rob Pue - Wisconsin Christian News
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I don’t claim to be an expert on demonology, but there are some basic things we should all acknowledge, understand and know. First, demons are real. They’re fallen angels who chose to follow Satan and were cast out of heaven. This is no myth. This is a fact. They’re spiritual beings and because they know their ultimate end will be the lake of fire, and there’s no redemption possible for them, they hate God and they hate human beings, His image-bearers. They loathe and despise our very souls, and will stop at nothing to bring about as much confusion, corruption and ultimately, as much death as possible.
So many professing Christians today love to believe in heavenly angels, yet 40% of Christians don’t believe fallen angels — demons — exist. Most church-goers are even confused about angels. I’ve been to funerals where the pastor preaches about the deceased, saying “heaven needed another angel.” Understand this: angels are distinctly different from human beings and human beings do not become “angels” when they die.
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