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Praise as Warfare: What the Evil One doesn't want you to know!



Praise as warfare:  What the Evil One doesn’t want you to know!





While preparing this blog, I encountered spiritual warfare.  Evidently the evil one doesn’t want me to post this conversation I had with God.





Me:  I read, ‘nothing terrifies the devil and his demons like praise’.   Is this true, Lord? 



God:  It doesn’t terrify them.  However, it IS a reminder, a tool for warfare and it does thwart them.



Me:  I also read, ‘constant praise wards off depression, disappointments, despair’  Is this true?



God:  Yes, remember the scripture, ‘Think on these things’? Because it keeps your mind where it should be.  I have provided for My people.  However, many choose not to.  It IS their choice. They either pick up the ‘tool’ and use it or not.



Me:  Is Biblical praise more powerful than ‘regular’ praise?



God:  Yes, because it uses the Word of God.  The enemy understands it more, especially if you are using it for a weapon.

They don’t like any type of praise towards Me.  However they will endure it. Some flee; others don’t.  The territorial demons endure.  It takes more than just praise to Me to make them go.







Remember, Dear Readers ~ we are first to submit to God, resist the devil and he will flee from you.





Some things to learn from this:  1) Don’t assume that everything you read is correct.  2) Realize that there IS a battle going on and God IS giving us the weapons 3) Know the Bible.



Does this help you fight better? 

Do you listen to praise music at home, in the car, at work?



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