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- 12. OPERATION IRAQI FREEDOM March 19, 2003
- 15. 1,106 US / Coalition casualties
- 16. NOBODY CARES
- 28. The Devil is responsible for
- 33. A WORLD AT WAR: WHO WILL SURVIVE?
- 34. 1. Where did Satan come from? Ezekiel 28:14,15
- 36. 2. What happened to change Lucifer from a perfect being to a corrupt being? Ezekiel 28:17
- 38. 3. What was Lucifer’s ultimate ambition? Isaiah 14:13,14
- 39. 4. How was Lucifer’s challenge to God’s throne resolved? Revelation 12:7
- 40. 5. Who fought the war in heaven? Revelation 12:7
- 41. 6. Who lost the war? Revelation 12:8
- 43. 7. Where did Satan and his angels go? Revelation 12:9
- 44. 8. What did Satan determine to do when he came to earth? a. Revelation 12:13 b. Vs. 17
- 45. Woman = God’s church Rest of her offspring = Faithful
- 46. 9. How did the apostle Peter describe Satan? 1 Peter 5:8
- 48. 10. What are Satan’s methods of persecuting and making war? a. He causes suffering
- 76. 10. What are Satan’s methods of persecuting and making war? b. Revelation 12:9
- 77. "You are of your father he devil, and the desires f your father you want to o. He was a murderer rom the beginning, and oes not stand in the ruth, because there is o truth in him. When he peaks a lie, he speaks rom his own resources, or he is a liar and the ather of it.” ohn 8:44
- 78. 10. What are Satan’s methods of persecuting and making war? c. He tempts us to disobey and distrust God.
- 85. Satan lied to Eve. He tempted her to distrust and disobey God
- 86. Satan even tempted Jesus. “Then Jesus, being filled with the Holy Spirit, returned from the Jordan and was led by the Spirit into the wilderness, being tempted for forty days by the Devil.” Luke 4:1,2
- 87. Being tempted is not a sin. Every person is tempted. “No temptation has overtaken you except such as is common to man.” 1 Corinthians 10:13
- 89. But God is faithful, who will not allow you to be tempted beyond what you are able, but with the temptation will also make the way of escape, that you may be able to bear it. 1 Corinthians 10:13, last part
- 90. 11. Who are Satan’s agents in deceiving the world? 2 Corinthians 11:14,15
- 94. 12. What is Satan’s underlying purpose in tempting us to sin? a. Revelation 12:10 b. James 1:13-15
- 95. 12. What is Satan’s underlying purpose in tempting us to sin? a. Revelation 12:10 b. James 1:13-15 c. Romans 6:16
- 96. The wages of sin is death
- 97. The gift of God is eternal life.
- 98. 13. How can we survive and win the war with Satan? a. James 4:7 b. Ephesians 6:11
- 99. 13. How can we survive and win the war with Satan? a. James 4:7 b. Ephesians 6:11 c. Revelation 12:11
- 100. 1. Submit to God. Put your life in God’s hands. 2. Put on God’s armor. Faith Truth Accept Salvation Study God’s Word 3. Jesus’ blood covers sins. 4. The Word of your testimony.
- 101. Those who hope in the Lord will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles. Isaiah 40:31
Hinweis der Redaktion
- Who will ever forget September 11, 2001. I remember where I was and what I was doing when I heard the news.
- The twin towers, symbol of New York City ------
- Were struck by the worst terrorist attack America has ever experienced.
- In a matter of a few hours the magnificent structures burned
- And then collapsed to the ground.
- The devastation to property and life was overwhelming. Property damage was in the billions of dollars
- In spite of valiant rescue efforts by countless volunteers
- And hundreds of police and fire personnel
- Almost 3,000 people lost their lives.
- The attacks on the Pentagon and New York City have launched America into a world wide fight against terrorists.
- On March 19, 2003, the United States military initiated Operation Freedom. A campaign to overthrow Saddam Hussein and free the Iraqi people
- An intense aerial assault was launched on Baghdad and other key Iraqi positions
- The Navy and Air Force attacks were joined by ground troops from the Army and Marines.
- Saddam Hussein was overthrown and Iraq was freed from his oppressive rule. But there was a cost. 1,106 United States and Coalition casualties
- With all the war / deaths / tragedies in the world …. Many people are feeling like nobody cares
- Recently in a survey regarding God, people were asked, If you could ask God one question, what would that question be? What about you? If you could ask God one question, what question would you choose?
- The question that most people choose is, “If God is really so powerful, and cares about us so much, Why is there so much sickness, suffering and death in the world?” Many people blame God for all the bad things that happen to them. Have you ever heard someone say, “Why has God done this to me?”
- Let’s look at what the Bible has to say about the great battle that is going on between the forces of good and evil. You may ask, “If God does not bring all of this trouble and grief into the world, who is really responsible for all the tragedies we see every day?
- The Bible puts the finger on the guilty party!
- Jesus told a story about a farmer who planted good seed in his field
- But when the plants came up, there were noxious weeds in the field The disciples asked the question that we have wondered about.
- “Lord, if the farmer planted good seed, where did the weeds come from?” (In other words, “If God is so good, why are bad things happening?)
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- You see, while God is loving and kind to everyone, there is another power at work in this world bringing disaster, tragedy, death and sickness into the lives of God’s children
- Jesus said: “The enemy who is responsible for evil is the devil.”
- God did not intend for man to have a knowledge of evil. He told Adam and Eve not to eat of the tree.
- Satan has caused man to be so fascinated with evil He even paints God as evil
- Studies have shown that our concept of God Is heavily influenced by our relationship with our earthly father. If your earthly father was …… 1. Mean and cruel 2. Absent, neglectful 3. Strict, demanding Kind, generous, loving ….. Chances are your concept of God is very similar.
- Tonight we’re going to learn more about The struggle between good and evil The controversy between Christ and Satan over the soul of man
- Our subject tonight is: A World At War: Who Will Survive?
- Read question then use the Bible to fill in the answer in the study guide. (You may want to explain the symbolic connection between the King of Tyre and Satan.)
- God created Lucifer to be a special angel, a “covering cherub.” Everything God created was “very good,” including Lucifer. He was “perfect from the day he was created.” (Gen. 1:31 / Ezekiel 28:15)
- Read question then use the Bible to fill in the answer in the study guide.
- Lucifer’s pride in his physical and intellectual qualities led him to make poor judgments.
- Read question then use the Bible to fill in the answer in the study guide.
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- Read question then use the Bible to fill in the answer in the study guide.
- Notice some of the names attributed to Satan – Lucifer, dragon, Devil.
- Read question then use the Bible to fill in the answer in the study guide.
- Read question then use the Bible to fill in the answer in the study guide. (after finishing #a advance slide and repeat)
- The woman represents God’s church, and the “rest of her offspring” (remnant of her seed / KJV) represent those who remain faithful to the teachings of God’s word. (there will be more about the woman representing the church in a later study)
- Read question then use the Bible to fill in the answer in the study guide.
- Lions prey on the young, the weak, or the ones who are separated from the herd. Satan, like a lion, preys on new Christians, people who are weak in faith, or those who are straying from the body of believers. We need to protect the young (new Christians), strengthen the weak, and encourage those who are straying.
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- The story of Job is one example of how Satan causes suffering. One day the sons of God came to meet with Him. The Bible says in Job 1:6 that Satan came to the meeting also. God asked Satan, “where did you come from?” Satan answered, “from going to and fro on the earth.” Then God asked Satan another question. (go to next slide)
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- Read Job 1:13,14 from the Bible
- Read Job 1:15 from the Bible
- Read Job 1:16,17 from the Bible
- Read Job 1:18,19 from the Bible
- Job tore his clothes, a sign of great grief in those days, and prayed to God.
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- On another occasion Satan again came to meet with God. Again God asked him, “Have you seen my servant Job, what a faithful and good man he is?”
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- Job’s boils were very painful
- His friends said, “Why don’t you just curse God and die?”
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- Read question then use the Bible to fill in the answer in the study guide.
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- God will save us from temptation if we look to Jesus.
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- Read question then use the Bible to fill in the answer in the study guide.
- Satan is subtle in his approach to the Christian world. He appears to be God’s representative, as he did to Christ in the wilderness (Luke chapter 4),
- and he uses men who are in the position of Christian ministers to spread his falsehoods.
- Satan came in the form of an angel. How did Christ know Satan was false? Satan misquoted scripture. He used partial quotations and took them out of context. Jesus knew the scriptures, so He knew Satan was an imposter.
- Read question then use the Bible to fill in the answer in the study guide. (after completing #a, advance to #b and repeat)
- Read question then use the Bible to fill in the answer in the study guide.
- Satan’s ultimate purpose is to cause our death: not just physical death on this earth, but eternal death. He wants to separate us from God forever. He accuses us as sinners before God’s throne. He knows that “the wages of sin is death.”
- But we are assured that “the gift of God is eternal life, through Jesus Christ our Lord.” (Romans 6:23)
- Read question then use the Bible to fill in the answer in the study guide. (after finishing #a, advance to #b and repeat)
- Read question then use the Bible to fill in the answer in the study guide.
- Review how to win in the battle with Satan. (Read slide #’s 1-4) (Click to advance to #’s 2, 3, and 4)
- Did you know that an eagle knows when a storm is approaching long before it breaks? The eagle will fly to some high spot and wait for the winds to come. When the storm hits, it sets its wings so that the wind will pick it up and lift it above the storm. While the storm rages below, the eagle is soaring above it. The eagle does not escape the storm. It simply uses the storm to lift it higher. It rises on the winds that bring the storm. When the storms of life come upon us, and all of us will experience them, we can rise above them by setting our mind and our heart toward God. The storms do not have to overcome us. We can allow God’s power to lift us above them. God enables us to ride the winds of the storm that brings sickness, tragedy, failure and disappointment in our lives. We can soar above the storm. Remember, it is not the burdens of life that weigh us down, it is how we handle them. The Bible says, (fly in Bible verse and read on screen)
- Appeal slide. (Use the commitment card that fits your presentation.)