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For taking your time to study remain blessed SATANIC STRATEGIES OF DESTROYING GOD’S MINISTERS MONDAY APRIL 3 TEXT: REVELATION 17:1-2 Key Verse: “With whom the kings of the earth have committed fornication, and the inhabitants of the earth have been made drunk with the wine of her fornication” Revelation 17:2 This evil woman from our text, has destroyed many saints, remember that they were Christians, therefore be careful with your soul. Let us discuss some strategies used to deceived people: Envy and jealousy - Gen 4:1-8: Cain killed his brother because of jealousy and envy. The same envy and jealousy made Joseph’s brothers to sell him, because Joseph said, my sheaf stood upright and the rest eleven sheaves bowed to mine. Above all that the sun, the moon and eleven stars bowed to me. Temptation of sin - Gen.39:7: Pharaoh’s wife was excellently beautiful and Joseph was wonderfully handsome. It was Satan that was using the face of the beautiful woman to try to remove the star of God from Joseph. Conspiracy - Exodus 1:15-17: The devil has the plans to use the people close to you, those who serve you, those that give you food. Please be careful. Many careless people have gone the way of Samson. Samson died before his time. Evil counselors - 2 Samuel 15:12; 16:4: There was conspiracy between Absalom and Ahithophel, against David to overthrow him. Absalom employed the services of Ahithophel, David’s counselor to advise him. Note that the devil can use some one very close to you against you, your spouse, your special sponsor etc. Negotiation – Judas negotiated to sell our Master Jesus to the enemies. Do not negotiate the integrity of your Christian life. Your soul is so precious, do not compromise for a plate of pottage. Thought of the day: The evil one made many saints to drink of her fornication. Please beware! Song of the day: Unto Thee O Lord, do I lift up my soul… Bible reading for the day: Judges 10-11; Luke 9:1-36 #horemow.

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