Feast of Trumpets, Day of Atonement and Feast of Tabernacles ; Last Great day ; Devil, Satan, Death, Serpent and Sin
Feast of Trumpets, Day of Atonement and Feast of Tabernacles ; Last Great day ; Devil, Satan, Death, Serpent and Sin.
5th Sept 2022
Is there a real devil, a Spirit being as we were taught? Power of death is the devil says the scripture. That means the devil killed us. What is the sin which brought us death? Who is the true serpent? You will be surprised to know and understand about the serpent the devil. ‘And the devil that deceived them was cast into the lake of fire and brimstone, where the beast and the false prophet’. If the devil is a spirit, how could he be thrown in to a fire? We proved the lake of fire is also an allegory, where the OPENED OR REVEALED BOOKS are, which are the words of GOD, which is fire. This means the truth about the devil will be opened or revealed in the end. If GOD promises to remove every curse, and wipe our tears, would He throw anyone in to a real fire? Why did HE DIE, if not to pay for our penalty of death? Joshua the high priest also will be pulled out of fire. That means his filthiness will be revealed by the word of GOD which is fire. Therefore you will see the serpent, devil, satan are also allegories. THE LORD cast out the devils and there are evil spirits. But the demons trembled at His words, and they knew Him and even worshiped Him. GOD said in the end time, HE WILL SEND serpents of the dust. Who are they? All these names belong to the devil, are allegories as we prove. Adam’s curses fell on the church. Israel is chosen as the vessels of wrath to pour His anger and to go through the judgments of Adam and Eve as you will see and that is why the law is given. His sin is avenged from the church, the Tabernacle OF DAVID ! GOD cursed the serpent to eat dust. If the serpent is a spirit being, spirits do not eat dust to live. Even ‘dust’ is an allegory. All throughout this writing, we continue to explain what these allegories are. If the sin Adam committed was NOT the unpardonable sin, THE LORD would have forgiven him.