Evil Is As Evil Does
Ray Evans • February 8, 2020
If Satan wore a red suit and carried a pitchfork he would be easy to recognize...but he doesn't. In fact, the Bible says Satan is transformed into an angel of light and his ministers as ministers of righteousness. (2 Corinthians 11:14)
Now that's scary.
Am I saying your Pastor, Priest or Rabbi is a demon? No...I'm saying (not I, but the Lord) that he (or she) could be a demon...considering the myths, lies and misconceptions coming from the pulpit, it's an astute possibility.
Can you think of a better way to deceive, than from the pulpit? Warning: Be careful whom you choose to follow.
Satan has one job...to draw you away from God and his ways. Anything that draws you away from God and his ways is not just a different "philosophy"...it's evil.
I have often wondered, do evil people know they're evil?
Do politicians trying to make this a gender-less, God-less society; removing prayer from our schools and condoning abortion, know they're evil or that they're doing the "devil's" work? The people who vote for those politicians, are they evil or just influenced by evil? Do they know? Or, are they just blind?
Either way, the result is the same...less God means less good. And, that's just the way Satan wants it.
Is that what you want? To love God is to hate evil. Think about that the next time you're at the polls...are you voting for more God or less God?
The Bible says,"Woe unto them that call evil good and good evil. (Isaiah 5:20) The chapter goes on to say, the anger of the Lord is kindled against those people. If there's one thing you don't want in your life...it's an angry God.
Of course, until you know, without a doubt, God is real...nothing else matters.
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