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The Weapons Of War Will Perish

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Beverley

 

No weapon that formed against you will prosper because you are a child of the Great King.

The King who created the destroyer that formed the weapons.

The weapons of the destroyer are carnal – made with iron and steel.

Our weapons are not physical.

Our weapons are the powerful Word of God that can pull down strongholds.

Our weapons can cast down imaginations and every high thing that exalts against the knowledge of God.

Our weapons will capture every disobedient thought and bring them into submission to the supremacy of God.

Our weapon is Wisdom seated at the right hand of God. He has defeated the enemy and made a spectacle of him.

Therefore, fear not because the enemy has fallen and his weapons of war will perish.

 

Wisdom is better than weapons of war: but one sinner destroyeth much good. (Ecclesiastes 9:18)

References: 2 Samuel 1:27; Isaiah 54:16-17; Ezekiel 28; 2 Corinthians 10:3-5.

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8 responses to “The Weapons Of War Will Perish”

  1. joseph elon lillie Avatar
    joseph elon lillie

    God has been speaking to me a lot about how we are to fight the battle ahead. We fight with love, joy, peace, gentleness, kindness, faith, meekness and self control.

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    1. Beverley Avatar
      Beverley

      Amen. This is the best way to fight. Our weapons are not carnal.

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      1. joseph elon lillie Avatar
        joseph elon lillie

        Amen.

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  2. hawk2017 Avatar
    hawk2017

    Truth.

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    1. Beverley Avatar
      Beverley

      Yes it will.

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  3. riverlifepsalms1 Avatar
    riverlifepsalms1

    Amen!!!

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  4. Candice Avatar
    Candice

    Amen and Amen!

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  5. williamrablan Avatar
    williamrablan

    I’ve been re reading a book called “The First Heros.” It’s about the Doolittle raiders, and several others. One of the men mentioned in it was Mitsuo Fuchido, the man who led the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. After the was was over, Mitsuo was a very bitter man. he spent the last of the money he had to buy a farm, and didn’t make a lot of money at it. so, he’s broke, and bitter. One of the things that was making him bitter was the War Trials of men who had abused POWs. His thinking was aren’t all POWs abused. Then he ran into a man he’d served with who had been a POW of the Americans. The man told him they were well taken care of, and then told him about a remarkable young woman who had helped them while they were here in America. She made sure their needs were met, that they were treated well, and tried to help them with their concerns. When asked why she wanted to help, her explanation was, “Your people killed my parents.” He couldn’t understand it. According to his thinking, if someone had killed his parents it was the responsibility of the children, grand children, and so on to avenge that death. The fact she’d want to help them was driving him nuts. Then one day it occurred to him that the only way to conquer hate was with love. He started calling himself a Christian. He had no idea what the was, but he decided it was worth trying to become one. Then he meet a man named Jacob Deshazer. Jacob had been on the Doolittle raiders. He’d been a POW and suffered horribly at the hands of the Japanese. Now he came back to japan not for revenge, but to preach love and forgiveness. They ended up preaching the Gospel together and became fast friends.

    Love conquered his hate and changed his life.

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