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Exegesis Of Belzebub

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As the rain and snow comes down from heaven, and do not return to it without watering the earth and making it bud and flourish, so that it yield seed for the sower and bread for the sower and bread for the eater, so is my word that comes out of my mouth; it will not return to me empty, but will accomplish that I desire and achieve the purpose for which I sent it ( Isaiah 55: 10 – 11)
In reference to the text, there is aspect that yearns ardent contemplation and dipper analysis. The rain fails not to water the ground but not all grounds are ideal for the plant to sprout. Anorther fact that should arouse your attention is that there is absolutely change once the rainfall pounds upon the ground. There is insight hidden in this passage that …show more content…

He poses to be mighty when in reality he is subject to the saints in regard to the scriptures.
The Pharisees claimed Jesus casted demons by Beelzebub” The prince of demons (Mathew 12:24) They crossed the boundary to study about Satan before acquainting with the might of God , consequently plugged into a snare. Belzebub was a false imagination that apparently bound their mentality.
The secret of David victory over Goliath was the virtue of being fully immersed into God might and the word of God claiming the prominent in his life. This is what he said; your servant has killed both lion and bear; this uncircumcised philistine will be like one of them, because he defied the army of living God ( 1 Samuel 17:36). There is nowhere he mentioned “ giant” but this “ uncircumcised philistine” He was too strong to be bound by “ ghost mentality”, a rare breed of Christians whom the word of God has taken preeminence. It is directly proportional; the more you know God, the more the “giants” recedes, the vice versa is …show more content…

Faith is anchored by total trust upon the word of God since his word can’t fail, when you wait to be “assured” and be “certain” rather than trust the word of God, you have closed door to faith and wallowing at Satan domain. This is doubting the word of God.
The book of proverbs 3:5 says: Trust the lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding. “Own understanding” is based upon logic hence dethroning faith and trust in God. Our understanding should be subject to the word of God because; no wisdom, no insight, no plan that can succeed against the Lord (Proverbs 21:30).
Note the term all in the scripture; trust the lord with all your heart. This deems simple, just another confession but implementing it is an uphill task. Can you trust the lord with all your heart like Abraham to sacrifice his only son, believing God will do a miracle of yet giving him another son? Despite being advanced in years. In reality we hardly trust the lord with all our heart but partially trust him and at the same time divert to trust our logic and our own thinking.
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