Verse of the day: The LORD? threw his enemy. (Sophony 3. 15)
It was a wonderful eviction! Satan lost his throne in our nature, just as he lost his seat in heaven. Our Lord, Jesus Christ, has destroyed Satan’s dominant power over our lives. The devil can disturb us, but he can’t claim us as his property. no longer in our minds. The Son has freed us and we are truly free.
- The sworn enemy is always the accuser of the brothers.
- But even from this position.
- Our Lord has taken him away.
- Our lawyer silences the accuser.
- Our Lord rebukes our enemies and defends the causes of our souls.
- So that no evil can come from all the insults of the devil.
As a tempter, the evil spirit always assaults us and tries to instill his own insinuations in our minds, but in such a circumstance he is also expelled, with regard to his earlier pre-eminence, Satan sneaks in like a snake, but does not command. as a ruler. He vehemently expresses blasphemous thoughts when he has the opportunity; However, what a great relief we cherish when the Lord commands him to shut up and pushes him back like a beaten dog!O Lord, do this for the benefit of every believer who is now restless and tired because of Satan’s barking. enemies of your people and be glorious in their eyes. The Lord has already prostrate the enemy; Now expel him. Oh, may You, Lord, hunt down your enemy of the world!
By: Charles Spurgeon. © 2020 Loyal Ministry. All rights are reserved.
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