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For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but againstprincipalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darknessof this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places.
Wherefore take unto you the whole armour of God, that yemay be able to withstand in the evil day, and having done all, tostand.
In any Bible study the very firststep is prayer....He is our Heavenly Father he really loves to hearfrom His children.
We make use of Strong's Concordance, Green'sInterlinear, and The Companion Bible (1611King James).. We quote directly from the KJV as many of our references are keyed thereto e.g. Strong's etc. There are many translations of God's Word; a few are excellent, but almost all of the popular "modern" ones are denominational and/or biased into one or another 'tradition'(gnosticism, the non-divinity of Christ etc.).(The good King James was not infallible !)
It is quite enlightening to break down thetranslators work and examine the idioms and figures of speech used bythe various authors of Scripture (through The Holy Spirit)...If itweren't so tragic it would almost be funny to watch folks "lift upserpents" (unfortunately some of them get fatally bitten each year).Its a figure of speech that some folk take literally...yes it isGospel... yes it is literally God's Word....it means that you can dealwith the devil and his liars......unscathed... in HIS service and inHIS Name.
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