By James R. Brayshaw

This groundbreaking paintings brings a very new point of view at the inspiration of devil. Going deeper than just displaying that devil is a building of spiritual tradition; devil Christianity’s different God explores the idea that of the way having a trust in a supernatural being corresponding to devil, is to think in additional than one God. in particular if you happen to declare to be monotheistic of their religion and recommend that the God of the Universe is sovereign.In quantity I of this paintings the reader could be taken on a trip throughout the Scriptures and historical past. info and perception is gifted, to aid the reader see that the devil of Christianity by no means used to be created via God. Nor did devil exist within the theology of the folk of God until eventually they frolicked between cultures that have been steeped in mythology.Piece through piece the Scriptures are defined to teach how, a few of the recognized passages approximately devil, were tragically misapplied through those that have a preconceived trust in a cosmic devil. students have simply imposed a trust in a cosmic devil onto passages that experience not anything to assert approximately such an entityThe trust in a single God ability simply that, and as guy struggles to appreciate the author in a fashion that is sensible, turning into freed from a trust in devil as a moment , lesser God, takes the reader some distance in the direction of having a clearer knowing of the only God within the Universe.

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For still others the answers have been found through tales from parents and grandparents, regaling by friends or siblings at a young age or even through subjecting oneself to a medium or spiritist, seemingly who possessed powers to contact the spirit world. For most though, whatever concept of Satan they currently hold to, is a concept that has in many ways been imposed upon them rather than one they have concluded by engaging in diligent questioning. It seems that a belief in Satan is somewhat of a second-hand belief.

Brayshaw iUniverse, Inc. New York Bloomington Table of Contents Introduction 1 CHAPTER 1 19 Considering Why We Have a Doctrine of Satan CHAPTER 2 41 Satan, Evil Force at Creation or Man Created with a Potential for Evil? CHAPTER 3 77 God, Creator of All Things Good and Evil. CHAPTER 4 89 The First Use of the Word “Satan” in the English Version of the Scriptures CHAPTER 5 113 If Satan Exists He is a God According to Yahweh CHAPTER 6 131 Evil and Lying Spirits, How God is the Origin CHAPTER 7 167 The Post-Exilic Persian Influence On the Idea of Satan CHAPTER 8 205 Lucifer’s Fall in Isaiah 14, Explaining the Myth CHAPTER 9 231 Is Satan the Anointed Cherub from Ezekiel 28?

Many descriptions have come from observers who have looked on aghast at the success of the most flagrant deceptions: before their eyes stands the most patently disguised figure of the medium , and with each insignificant change of apparel a bereaved mother or daughter or wife cries out a heart-rending greeting to one long since dead and buried. The illusion brought about by frustrated longing and the overwhelming will to believe, is complete. 6 Rawcliffe ’s words ring true for the belief of Satan and demons as well.

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