Narcissism in the Last Days

Ever since I came to understand the dark shadow that hangs over our planet (i.e. narcissism), I have written extensively on it. The reason why is simple: narcissism is the greatest behavioral epidemic of our time (and of all world history, for that matter).

Elsewhere, I have discussed other reasons why we should be on high alert and ever mindful that all signs are pointing toward the reality that we are living in the last days. These resources have covered the following things:

  • The 2020 virus agenda and its innumerable implications.
  • The fact that international Freemasonry is the evil force that runs our world.
  • The clear signs that we are now living in the Satanic Age, where Lucifer’s “calling cards” can be seen in every facet of daily life.

I even created an almost 4-hour video showing how the events and organizations of our time are all working together to bring this age to a close.

Friends, please—I pray you—understand where things stand in our world today.

In this article, I wish to elaborate on why the epic explosion in narcissistic individuals is an essential (and predicted) sign that we are living in the last days.

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Surrounded by Narcissists

In other articles and videos, I explained the origin of the term “narcissist” and that it can be traced back to the Greek legend of Narcissus. In those same works, I explained the general nature of narcissism and its incredible evils. For this reason, I will not go into all these details. However, I sincerely hope that you become acquainted with this material if you have not already done so.

Indeed, narcissism has always existed on this planet. Satan, the chief Narcissist, has been the “god of this age” (2 Cor. 4:4) and the “ruler of this world” (Jn. 14:30) since it was handed to him by our ancestral and spiritual progenitors (Adam and Eve) in the Garden of Eden.

Narcissism has always been here but never has it been so prominent.

Many who study narcissism claim that between 0.5-5% of the population are narcissists, but this number often only refers to those who have been diagnosed with NPD (narcissistic personality disorder). However, anyone who understands that narcissism is best understood as a personality type and not a diagnosis can see that narcissism is exploding around us.

Dr. Romani Durvasula—a renowned expert on narcissism, who doesn’t truly view it from a spiritual perspective—has proposed that at least 15-25% of people in the US (and many other places) have enough narcissistic traits to be considered a narcissist. Let me repeat: between one in four and one in five people around you, on average, are high in narcissistic traits.

Stated more plainly, we can consider them to be narcissists.

Though I have no training in psychology whatsoever, this is consistent with my spiritual understanding of the world around me. I, too, have ventured to say that the numbers could be that high (or even higher).

If you doubt the veracity of these numbers, then you really need to do the research and evaluate those in your past, present, and certainly future.

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Why so many?

Why is there now such in incredible number of narcissistic people in our world? How can this explosion be explained?

As you might expect, there is no single reason for this. Rather, there are many factors involved. Here, I wish to explain what I believe are the most powerful ones.

The first reason encompasses many things, and it’s easily one of the most important factors involved. I am of course speaking about the rise of the internet. No surprise here, right? In all of human history, never has meeting people and “hooking up” been so easy; not by a landslide. In particular, the eruption of social media sites and dating apps have changed literally everything about the way people communicate, especially in the romantic setting.

Over the last two decades, literally billions of people have created social media and dating app accounts. Facebook, alone, has over 3 billion users—though a fair number are likely bots! Tinder, the world’s most popular dating app, has over 74 million monthly users.

While dating sites are heavily skewed toward women—and I can’t stress enough that men (especially) should not be using them—they provide the potential to talk and meet with others without having to leave your own home. This has had devastating results, and there are countless videos on YouTube proving it.

People do not form solid relationships or connect with most of the people they chat with. In fact, the constant “swiping” through countless profiles has raised expectations to ridiculous levels and fostered the desire to simply date based on appearance alone. People just become a series of pictures, and those who don’t rate high in appearance are essentially D.O.A. on a dating site. Again, this is especially true for men (here’s proof).

This has helped to lead to the notion that everyone is disposable. If so, then it follows that every relationship is also disposable. No one is ever “good enough.” Someone could always be a little better looking, or financially successful, or taller, or kinder, or more charming, or more confident, or . . . or . . . OR! Besides, you never know if that “perfect” person will appear on the next swipe or the next date!

This is not an exaggeration. Our society has bred this mentality in nearly every way. The advent of the dating app has, without question, thrust us much farther down this insidious road.

Not surprisingly, this way of thinking has helped to popularize the “hookup culture,” degraded all sense of morality in relationships, and most definitely helped to normalize divorce. The overall deterioration of our culture is complex, but be sure that social media and dating apps have done more damage than probably anything else.

The second reason I want to mention is also multifaceted and is completely spiritual in nature. This can be summarized in simple terms: Satan has increasing control over this world.

Contrary to what many believe, people are not becoming more “godless” as interest in genuine religion wanes within our society. As I often say, no one—and I repeat, no one—on earth is godless. Rather, all people are under someone’s Lordship and, as the Bible explains things, there are only two options.

Everyone serves one of two masters. We either serve Jesus Christ, or the one who epitomizes the spirit of Antichrist: Satan. We now live in a time when most are serving Satan, whom Paul called the “God of this age” (2 Cor. 4:4) and Jesus himself called the “ruler of this world” (Jn. 14:30). Just as the followers of Christ imitate Christ, the followers of Satan imitate their dark master. Many, many people within our world have taken on the masquerading appearance and the characteristics of Satan.

Chief among these “Satanic Foot Soldiers” are the narcissists. As I have shown, they emulate the Devil’s traits to perfection. To understand Satan is to understand the narcissist, and vice-versa.

You are living in an illusion if you don’t think you are serving a god. Because Satan, the “god of this age,” has established control throughout the world, many are now patterning their lives after the chief Narcissist.

And here is what that looks like.

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Narcissism and the Last Days

If the clear explosion of narcissism in our world is surprising to you, understand something else: this was predicted in the Bible.

God, knowing the hearts of men and the certain trajectory of our world, revealed nearly 2,000 years ago that narcissism would be a prominent indication that the end is near. This is not some type of vague prediction that requires textual manipulation or mental gymnastics, either. No, this is as clear as a cloudless day.

In 2 Timothy 3:1-5, Paul revealed the following information about humanity leading up to end:

I have underlined the key phases, as they pertain to the topic at hand. However, all these nasty attributes can be ascribed to narcissists.

When describing the events surrounding the end times, Jesus also spoke of this phenomenon, saying:

There is much that could be said, but it can be reduced to its essence. In the last days, most of the world will become self-absorbed, utterly loveless, having no natural affection and no empathy, and will have only a form of false godliness.

This is the essence of narcissism. This is precisely what is so visible within our world today.

Conclusion

It’s high time that we face reality and accept the truth. The world described above—with such large numbers of heinously corrupt people—is the world that is now here. It’s not off in the distance but is here. This is why so many people are now talking about narcissism, and why it’s all over the planet.

Friends, this is not an issue concerning 0.5-5% of the population. This is an issue concerning at least 15-25% of the population, and it’s spreading like a wildfire up a dry hill. Consider another horrific fact: this mean figure of “20%” is only describing those within our society who are heavily narcissistic or have many narcissistic traits. The harsh reality is that another large number of people exhibit a great deal of these traits, even if not to the point where we could identify them as full-blown narcissists.

Yes, narcissism is that prevalent on our planet. Satan’s foot soldiers truly do surround us.

If this is any indication of things, and I fully believe that it is, then we are living in the last days. How long do we have? None of us can say, nor should we be willing to forecast a date. As Jesus simply told us:

Well, I am watching . . . and what I see is an explosion of the very people that are said to fill the earth at the end of the age.

The narcissists are here . . . and so are the last days.

(Please see my YouTube channel to keep up with my videos on narcissism and look at this article if you would like to read more.)

Love and Wrath (Part Two)

In the previous article, I explained how the Bible describes love. If you have not read part one, then I urge you to start there so that the overall context can be understood for this article.

Perhaps the key thing we learned in part one is that God is love. We are not told that “God is judgment,” “God is mercy,” “God is wrath,” or anything of the sort. It is in God’s character to be merciful, to judge, and to pour out wrath at times, but such things do not literally define His character or essence.

However, we are told that love does; “God is love.”

This means that all God’s actions extend from His loving nature. Again, all God’s actions are done out of love. This simply must be kept in mind when considering the events described in the Bible, as well as how God interacts with His people today.

God either answering a prayer, or seemingly ignoring it, are both done out of love.

God raising a just ruler to lead His people was always done out of love.

God judging Israel throughout the OT was done out of love.

God redeeming the world through Jesus was done out of love.

This probably registers with most of us, but it goes a step farther. Believe it or not, God bringing wrath upon the wicked and unrepentant is also done out of love. Yes, even God’s wrath is connected to His love.

Allow me to explain.

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Examples of Wrath

The Bible is replete with examples of where God pours His wrath out upon wicked humanity.

This first notable time this was seen was in the destruction of the world through the Great Flood. Humanity had become so corrupt that God had no choice but to wipe the slate clean and start over with the few righteous people who remained:

And wipe out the world—all but Noah and his family—God did.

A similar, but more localized, event transpired later with the obscenely corrupt cities of Sodom and Gomorrah. After several times going back and forth, God finally told Abraham that He would spare the city of Sodom if even ten righteous people could be found there (Gen. 18:32). Since the righteous could nowhere be found, God poured His wrath out upon the cities:

Whenever stubborn groups or individuals threatened God’s overall plan to bring salvation to the world, God poured His wrath out on them. This can be seen in Korah’s rebellion, where a particularly dark and unruly sect attempted to overthrow Moses and Aaron’s ministry (and, by extension, God’s plans). God had no choice but to remove the rotten berries from the rest of the patch:

God even poured His wrath out in the New Testament by striking Ananias and Saphirra—two individuals who attempted to cheat the church and then cover up their deed—killing them on the spot (see Acts 5).  

While many other examples could be mentioned, we must always remember that God has created hell as the ultimate place of punishment for Satan, the demons, and even unrepentant humanity:

Hell serves that the ultimate example of God’s wrath being poured out onto the world. As I have discussed in this blog, hell is a place we should not even wish to contemplate, much less be sentenced to. It is certainly true that God’s wrath flows from his hatred for sin and from His righteousness.

However—and as I will now briefly explain—it also flows from God’s tremendous love.

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Wrath from Love

While often missed, it is God’s love that propels Him to take up for His Saints. Just as Revelation provides us with the image of the martyrs crying out to God for justice (Rev. 6:9), we understand that God does and will take up for His people. In fact, it is for this very reason we are told to leave vengeance to the Lord:

Paul even goes on to further explain how this will work. We are to love our enemies and, in doing so, God will avenge those who love Him:

God’s ultimate answer to the persecution of His people is judgment and destruction upon their enemies. God is slow to anger, however, and desires that all truly have a chance to be saved (2 Pet. 3:9). Unfortunately, we know that many will never repent but will continue to do evil. While the wicked will often reap what they sow in this life, we know for certain that they will in the next.

God’s love also means that He will not suffer His good Creation to forever be marred by sin:

Moreover, this is precisely why God is going to create a new heaven and earth!

Even hell—that is, everlasting punishment and estrangement from God—is a necessary realm, in light of God’s love. Strange as it may be to consider, hell will exist in part as a reminder that God will not tolerate sin and wickedness.

Jesus often—at least 11 times—made reference to a flaming garbage dump that once lay outside of Jerusalem—a place he called “Gehenna”—as an example to all of what will come of the unrighteous.

For the eternity, the real “hell” that he was alluding to will serve as a perpetual reminder that sin will not be tolerated.

Hell will not only serve as a testament to the destructive nature of sin and the incredible righteousness of God, but it will also serve as a testament to God’s love: His defining characteristic.

God loves the saints, the angels, and his soon-to-be restored Creation far too much to allow sin to go unpunished.

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Conclusion

Contrary to the logic of the world—which is foolishness to God—God’s love necessitates that His wrath exists. God punishes the wicked and destroys sin because of His great love for His children: those who follow Him.

Remember, once more, the fundamental reality that God is love. There is no way to divorce any of God’s actions from His very nature. God’s righteousness and hatred for sin is demonstrated in His wrath. However, so is His love. A God who does not punish those who persecute His people is not a loving God at all.

Think about it.

Do you love your children if you do not come to their defense? Do you allow evil within your home at the expense of your loved ones? God doesn’t. Evil is often—though not always—permitted for a time, but “Vengeance is Mine, and retribution, In due time their foot will slip” (Dt. 32:35a).

With all this in mind, I have often heard skeptics make the following statement: “I can’t believe in a god who would send people to hell.” When you understand what Scripture reveals about God’s nature, as well as the nature of evil, then you might just take the opposite view. When I hear people say they “can’t believe in a god who would send people to hell,” I simply reply:

“I can’t believe in a God who doesn’t.

Praise be to God that we serve a Creator who loves us—and prioritizes us—enough to sacrifice His only begotten Son for our salvation. Likewise, praise be to God that our Creator loves us enough to punish our persecutors.

Finally, praise be to God that Love could never allow sin to remain a permanent fixture of reality.

Love and Wrath: Part One

In my time producing literature, videos, and other Christian resources, I have been confronted with many objections.

When I came out hard against the Covid-19 agenda,[1] some told me that I was disgracing the church and that I would have blood on my hands. When I rejected the view that believers die and “go to heaven” as disembodied souls, I was told that I am a “materialist.” When I have spoken against Freemasonry and the rampant Satanism on display in our world, I am frequently told that I’m paranoid or that I am trying to see the worst in things. These are just a couple examples of many that could be mentioned, but there is a point to get to.

Perhaps the most consistent objection I receive—either from alleged believers or nonbelievers—is that my messages are sometimes not loving enough; “You need to worry more about loving people,” I often hear.

Now, a lot of my readers already understand that this is a baseless objection. They understand that I am by no means hateful or unloving, but that I am a realist. I believe in telling the truth and presenting the facts, even if that is uncomfortable for others or even myself.

All this does bring up an interesting question though. With so many people banging the drum of love, do we even know it means from a spiritual perspective? As the artist Haddaway once asked, What is Love?

In part one of this two-part series, I am going to describe what the biblical concept of love truly is. With that in place, we will be equipped (in part two) to understand what God’s wrath is about and how the two are actually connected.

Let’s start with love.

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Understanding Love

Before drawing our own conclusions, it’s always best to allow Scripture to define the terms for us. This will involve looking at passages where the term “love” is used, as well as evaluating the meaning of the original terms being translated.

Scripture plainly states that “God is love” (1 Jn. 4:8b). That is, God perfectly exemplifies and defines what love is. His very character is love, and He displays love in all his actions. His judgment, justice, mercy, redemption and yes, even God’s wrath, are illustrations of His loving nature.

There isn’t a “love part” to God, nor is God’s love seen only in particular actions. All acts of God are acts of love.

1 John 4:7-8 also reveals that one who truly loves is born of God, and those who cannot truly love (like narcissists) are not born of God. Simply put, this means that those lacking in love are indeed children of Satan. Going farther, the next part of the passage reveals something critical to the overall discussion:

If we ever wondered what an act of genuine love—divine love—looks like, we understand that it looks like Jesus. God sending his only Son to take upon himself the sins of the world and lay down his life as a propitiation—that is, God took His wrath out on Jesus instead of sinful humanity—is the ultimate act and example of love. Obviously, this is why John also famously wrote:

Jesus told us: “Greater love has no one than this, that a person will lay down his life for his friends” (Jn. 15:13). This makes sense, right? God’s ultimate expression of love was to give His Son’s life for the world, and our greatest expression of love would be to give our lives for our friends.

Bear in mind that Jesus said “friends” (philon). That is, “someone dearly loved (prized) in a personal, intimate way; a trusted confidant, held dear in a close bond of personal affection.” He did not say to die for our enemies, though His love is so great that Jesus did that very thing! He died for all (2 Cor. 5:15).

The word for “friend,” used above in John 15:13, leads us to a powerful point and to the meaning of the Greek words themselves. The primary Greek terms that are translated as “love” are agapaó and phileó.

  • The term agapaó means “to love, wish well to, take pleasure in, long for; denotes the love of reason, esteem.”
  • Alternatively, the term phileó connotes the “love (of friendship), to regard with affection, to cherish; and to kiss.”

Both, for example, are displayed when Jesus “reinstated” Peter at the end of John’s Gospel (21:15-17). Twice, Jesus asked Peter if he loves (agapaó) him, and Peter consistently replies that he loves (phileó) Jesus. Notice I said twice for Jesus using the word agapaó. This reveals one of the reasons we know the verbiage mattered. You see, Jesus suddenly changed up his line of questioning the third time. Instead of asking Peter if he loves (agapaó) him, Jesus now asks if he loves (phileó) him. This is something akin to Jesus finally asking Peter: Do you even regard me with affection?

Many commentators see no difference between the terms and assert that the clear contrast in the words meant nothing, but I disagree.

Further, such an obvious difference in word placement would have been impossible to miss for early listeners—since most would only have heard, and not read, the NT writings—and would have been just as obvious to later interpreters.

Lastly, we know there is meaning in these terms because Peter, after the third time being questioned, became elypēthē, meaning “deeply grieved” or “excessively sorrowful.”

So, while Jesus was reinstating Peter, Peter’s position toward Jesus was still lacking (at least, at that time). I explain much more about Jesus and Peter’s relationship in this article, for those interested.

The point is, agapaó and phileó are contrasted in Jesus’ interaction with Peter. The word phileó is, by defintion and usage, something of a “lighter” form of love, and agapaó is being used as the deepest form of love.

It is a form of agapaó (ēgapēsen)[2] that is used in John 3:16. Looking deeper into the term, we see an interesting explanation (from Strong’s). agapaó “preeminently refers to what God prefers as He “is love” (1 Jn 4:8,16). We also see it explained in this way: “a discriminating affection which involves choice and selection.”

This makes sense of the passages we have already seen. Agapaó speaks to what is often called “agapé love,” as the two terms are connected. This form of love is a deeply thought out, strongly preferential form of affection toward another person. Put another way, agapé love means to place another as first importance.

Jesus gave his life for the sins of the world because God placed humanity as first importance. As Jesus said in John 15:13, a person who gives their life for a friend is putting that person as first importance. Jesus was asking Peter if he placed his Lord and Rabbi as first importance, a question that caused Peter to leave in disappointment because he had not done so to that point.

Love is to place others as first importance. This is exactly why Scripture consistently reveals that all the commandments—outside of loving God—can be summed up in this one: “Love your neighbor as you love yourself” (Lev. 19:18, Mt. 22:39, Rom. 13:19).

Can we really say that this is what most of us mean when we throw around the term “love”? Not hardly.

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Practical Love

In the previous study, we see the essence of what “love” really means, as the Bible explains things. Love is about prioritizing another above the things of the world or ourselves.

If understood in this way, we can have a better idea of what love is, and also what it is not.

Love is . . .

  • Warning people about the dire consequences of sin.
  • Telling the world that there really is a hell and that, apart from giving our lives to Christ, it will become one’s everlasting residence.
  • Exposing the schemes of Satan and the dark state of the world, in the hopes of leading others to the Light.
  • Being honest with others about biblical truths, even if that means offending them.
  • Being kind, humble, and sensitive in calling out sin and error.
  • Considering others’ needs as being more important than our own, while also understanding that self-care is critical.

Love is not . . .

  • Making excuses for sinful behavior or pretending that sin is not sin.
  • Telling someone that hell isn’t real, or that God will not send them there for habitual disobedience.
  • Ignoring the most important spiritual realities of our time so we can provide theological comfort food to others.
  • Ridiculing, participating in useless bickering, or berating others because they don’t agree with you.
  • Giving up on people quickly, out of laziness or because of a simple offense.
  • Taking endless abuse from someone who does not appreciate you (i.e. becoming a doormat or a punching bag).

For the Christian, these are some of the ways that genuine love plays out. This is how we can practically understand the biblical teachings about the unparalleled and unrivaled term called love.

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Conclusion

Indeed, “love” is often very misunderstood.

Perhaps no word has been more compromised, abused, conflated, and simply taken for granted than love. And still, it is the most important of all words. As Paul said, love is the greatest of all things:

Hopefully, this article has helped you to understand—maybe even for the first time—what Paul was really talking about. If we truly grasp the teachings of Scripture and the character of God, then we see that love is truly the greatest and most powerful force in all reality. It is the very explanation of who God is, how we commune with Him, and who we are called to be.

As I describe in part two, love even explains wrath: the wrath of God.


[1] This was one of my earliest articles on the matter, and System of the Beast thoroughly revealed the evil scam that was Covid-19.

[2] This is the aorist, active, indicative, 3rd person singular form of the word. It is past tense to describe that it occurred, but not to suggest that God’s love is not ongoing.

Go and Sin no More

When Jesus encountered a woman who had been caught in adultery—either betraying her husband or fornicating with a married man—he had a decision to make. He could abide by the standards of the Mosaic Law and consent to her being stoned to death, or he could illustrate the grace of God and the heart of what would be the New Covenant.

As we read in John 8:1-11, Jesus chose the latter.

Jesus urged the group of hostile Jewish leaders to check themselves for sin and, if none could be found, to impose the death sentence on the woman. Since none of them were without sin, they could not cast a single stone.

This certainly proved God’s grace toward sinners, but it also reveals something else: that sin is unacceptable. This is the part that is often ignored, to our detriment.

Before letting the woman return to her life, Jesus gave her these famous words of instruction: Go, and from now on sin no more” (8:11b, ESV). Whatever translation we look at, we get the same basic message: the woman was told to return to her life but to leave sin behind for good.

There have always been teachings to the contrary that have crept into the church. As Paul noted in Romans 6:1-2, the idea was present that we should take God’s grace as a license to sin:

Today, we apparently have a very large number of Christian teachers and lay people who have adopted this same mentality. When you boil it down, nearly every excuse for sin can be reduced to the belief that God’s grace can be abused. This is evident in a myriad of ways but allow me to point out a few of the common statements one might hear.

“It’s not about what we do; it’s about what Jesus did.”

“God doesn’t see me; He sees the Cross.”

“Everyone sins; we’re only human!”

“Christians are still sinners; we’re just forgiven sinners.”

The list could go on and on. While there are kernels of truth in statements like these—which is what makes them so devastating—the inevitable take away from them cannot be missed: It is acceptable to continue in sin.

If you really think about it, this is the destination that all these perspectives lead us to. In this article, I want to show many of the concrete examples from Scripture that refute this mentality and, thus, affirm that Christians are called to live holy lives: lives pleasing to God, and apart from continuous sin.

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Commands Against a Sinful Lifestyle

For starters, let’s recall Jesus’ statement to the woman who was caught in adultery: “Go, and from now on sin no more” (Jn. 8:11b). Why would Jesus tell the woman to leave her life of sin if it wasn’t expected (or even possible) that she did so? Was Jesus lying to her?

The apostle John made it clear that a lifestyle of sin is not acceptable among those who are “born of God”:

In Galatians, Paul discussed a litany of sinful lifestyles (or patterns) that will cause one to be condemned:

Paul reminds us in 1 Corinthians that there are no excuses to commit sin, as God does not allow us to be tempted beyond our own abilities to endure:

James seconded this notion, saying:

In this, we see that sin is avoidable for those who have been born again; it is not, as many teach, something that is just part and parcel of being human.

Far too often are these passages (and others) either ignored or mutilated, to the person’s own peril. Our Satanic society has long excused, or even celebrated, sinful behavior. That’s not surprising, since it is run by “the god of this age” (2 Cor. 4:4). The alarming thing is that many within the church are doing the same. Little by little, false teachings, feel good theology, and the ever-increasing rise of counterfeit “Christians” have overtaken the hearts of many and given them every reason under the sun to continue in sin.

As previously mentioned, this is done at the peril of many and at great cost.

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Sin has Dire Consequences

The “great cost” I am speaking of could not, in fact, be greater. Not only does sin destroy a person’s life, but it can destroy the lives of those around them. God knows this better than we do, which is why sinners have been (and will always be) punished. The OT is chock-full of examples where God destroyed groups or nations—including the Jewish people—for their many sins.

This can be seen in the accounts of the Great Flood (Gen. 7:17-24), Sodom and Gomorrah (Gen. 19:1-29), the entire generation of Israelites in the wilderness (Num. 14:29), Korah’s Rebellion (Num. 16:1-40), and in countless other places within the OT.

However, this has not changed because neither God nor sinful humanity has changed. The NT is equally clear in its message that God will punish the unrepentant sinner, whether in this life or the next (in many respects, both).

Let’s recall Ananias and Sapphira, who were struck dead for their sin. Peter explained the reason, just prior to their deaths:

The author of Hebrews laid out the dire seriousness of sin perhaps more emphatically than anyone, saying:

Clearly, a life of continuous sin “tramples underfoot the Son of God.” There no longer remains a sacrifice for sins. Do you see that persisting in a sinful lifestyle will lead to utter destruction?

Sin brought death and devastation into this world, and, because of it, all will die (1 Cor. 15:22a).

Worse, sin will also lead all who do not repent to suffer the “second death” (Rev. 20:14). That is, everlasting destruction in hell. I have written extensively about the nature of hell in this article, so please reference this to understand how dreadful this reality will be.

All this illustrates a critical reality—God hates sin. Let me repeat: God Hates Sin. Any theology or perspective that teaches otherwise is crudely heretical and needs to be thrown down:

If we do not uphold the belief that God despises sin—as Scripture clearly teaches throughout its pages—then we are left with nothing. The entire biblical narrative is predicated, in one way or another, on the certainty that God hates sin and that it must be destroyed.

After all, did Jesus come to save the world from the very problem that God created? As Paul would say, “By no means!” God is not the author of sin, but He certainly is its destroyer.

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Go and Sin no More

Notice that I have referred to a “lifestyle” or “pattern” of sin multiple times. Let me be clear about why I have done so.

Anytime we hear about the need to live a life apart from sin—which is increasingly rare these days, hence the need for this article—our alarm bells go off. “Is this person saying that we can never sin? That we can never morally fail, even on occasion?” In short, this is not what I or the scriptures teach. It is certainly possible for even the most committed believers to sin and fall short. However, what cannot be accepted is a lifestyle of continuous sin. What cannot be accepted is an excuse or rationalization to repeat our sins or persist in disobedience.

I believe this is precisely why John recorded the following words:

We are commanded not to sin . . . but if we do . . . we can find forgiveness in Jesus Christ. This is indeed the Good News. This is the very reason why salvation is possible.

However, let’s not forget about the first part: we are commanded not to sin.

The one who continue in sin cannot be holy and, as the author of Hebrews tells us, we must be holy:

As Peter revealed by quoting Leviticus: “You shall be holy, for I am holy” (1 Pet. 1:16). This is why Jesus made the following command: “Therefore you shall be perfect, as your heavenly Father is perfect” (Mt. 5:48).

I could continue, but I trust the point has been made.

In conclusion, all of us who genuinely follow the Lord Jesus Christ and are known by God should understand the task before us.

First, we must stop sinning. There are no two ways about this. If you are a liar, then stop. If you are involved in sexual sin, then stop. If you are a gossiper, slanderer, drunkard, whore or whoremonger, drug addict, and any of the like, then stop. If you display any narcissistic behaviors, then stop!

Yes, this not only can be done but must be done. We must repent (metanoeó)—meaning, to change our minds or “think differently afterwards.” We must think differently about our sinful behavior, such that we go the other direction and leave it behind. This involves taking our sin to Christ—our advocate—in prayer and then working with the Holy Spirit to leave it behind for good.

Second, we cannot teach others that sin is acceptable. As I have shown—and almost entirely through Scripture—sin is clearly not acceptable. It will not be tolerated and will ultimately be destroyed. We must check ourselves and be sure that we have not fallen in with either the world or the many false doctrines that make excuses for sin. Teaching others that sin is acceptable is, itself, most certainly a sin. Such a terrible deed results in a ripple-effect that goes in all directions and affects a great many people. Without question, there will be a price to pay:

The last exhortation I want to leave you with comes with urgency. If you are either stuck in a sinful lifestyle and/or are embracing doctrines that permit such a thing, then make today the day you repent. Repent, change your mind about your beliefs and behaviors, and walk the path of righteousness.

The Satanic Age has fully arrived, and the days are short. Go and sin no more.

Toxic Behavior is a Spiritual Matter

We live in a world defined by excuses.

More than 40 percent of the US population is obese: that is, at least two out of every five people have a Body Mass Index (BMI) of at least 30. With medical and/or drastic genetic factors being reasonably excluded, we make excuses for this startling reality.

“I don’t have time to cook or exercise.” “It’s much easier just to grab something quick most of the time.” “I like the way it tastes.” You name it. While not necessarily classifying as evil, per se, this is certainly a place where excuses are prevalent.

Let’s look at another example, which certainly is evil.

In the US alone, as many as 65 million human beings have been murdered in utero since 1973.[1] People have always aborted their unborn children largely because they don’t believe in the sanctity of life and/or because its “inconvenient” to keep them. Hundreds of thousands of times a year this happens, with virtually all cases being covered by an excuse.

More than that, such acts are not only excused within our dark world but are often celebrated.

However, there may not be anything that is more excused within our societies than bad behavior: toxic behavior, to be exact. As I have explained several times now, toxic personality types—particularly the narcissistic variety—are exploding around us, and they are consistently and increasingly covered with excuses.

While our experiences certainly help to shape our identities and behaviors, they are all too often used to excuse them. Time and time again, children who grew up in the same households—with the same parents, living conditions, environmental conditions, etc.—go on to live different lives than their siblings.

All of us make choices that determine the types of people we will become.

People who grow up in terrible situations can become saints, and people who grow up in loving homes can become the worst sinners. If we are cognitively able, we all make our decisions in life. Much more could be said about this.

However, the main point of this article is to show that toxic behavior is the product of an evil heart condition and not a problem with the brain. Let’s briefly examine my assertion, starting with the brain.

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Brain Problems Aren’t the Cause of Evil Behavior

People with traumatic brain injuries don’t plot evil because of it.

Those born with a mental impairment don’t scheme against others because of it.

Individuals do not plot and carry out evil acts because of a brain impairment.

Let’s just take one part of the brainthe frontal lobe—as an example. Damage to the back part can result in weakness or paralysis. Damage to the middle part can make people apathetic, inattentive, and unmotivated; their thinking would become slower and their response time may be very slow. Damage to the middle back part can cause people to have difficulty expressing themselves in words.

There are many other problems that can be associated with brain dysfunction that would alter one’s behavior. Observe the figure below for a more complete analysis of this.

Indeed, these issues can lead to problems that would affect a person’s personality and behavior. However—and really consider this—none of these impairments lead to the types of behaviors exhibited by toxic individuals.

No, having brain impairments cannot explain these behaviors, and we can be sure of that for one primary reason: they don’t account for intent. That is, toxic individuals plot evil and carry out—with forethought and intentionality—the various things they do to others. Those with brain problems do not; they simply act on impulse. They just “do.”

Think about the people you know with brain impairments. Can they act hyper, snippy, overly cheerful, immature, impatient, extremely docile, and many other things? Without question. But ask yourself: do any of them sit back and scheme evil deeds against those around them? No, they do not. Again, they act on impulse.

But before moving on, let me clarify something: individuals with brain problems—so long as they are not extremely severe—can still plot evil. They are, after all, human beings like the rest of us. They can and often will participate in evil acts, particularly if they have not been redeemed by Jesus Christ.

However, they do not do so because of their impairments. They do so because, like the people and examples I will be sharing, their hearts are corrupt, and they may even be acting under the influence of dark entities.

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The Evidence of Intent

If I am postulating that brain impairments cannot account for the intent behind evil acts, is there any evidence to support this claim? Are there types of actions that clearly prove the intent that I am speaking of?

Indeed, there certainly are. The behaviors below clearly identify acts of intent—behaviors that cannot be accounted for by brain impairments—and they are present in many toxic individuals. As always, I view narcissism as one of the greatest evils of our time, and these practices are especially prominent in those individuals.

However, they can apply to toxic people of all stripes. Observe the behaviors described below and ask yourself if brain impairments would account for them.

#1: Gaslighting

For those who don’t know, gaslighting occurs when someone creates a scenario for the express purpose of causing another person to doubt his or her own reality. Put another way, it causes the person to question their sanity. Over time, this can wreak havoc on the victim of the abuse.

This can be done in many ways, so I will now describe a few.

These are just a few of the endless examples. Toxic individuals will gaslight their victims frequently, simply to make them question their own reality and disorient them.

#2: Triangulation

Triangulation boils down to what it sounds like: having three people (or things) involved in a given situation, for the purpose of manipulation. This can include more than three, but the bottom line is that the toxic person has brought someone (or something) into your relationship for the very purpose of disrupting you or causing a reaction.

Here are a couple examples.

Toxic people will almost always triangulate their partners, employees, children, or friends with others. There can be no denying the intent involved in doing so.

#3: Devaluation

Devaluation is the practice of tearing another person down through verbal attacks, insults, gaslighting, and even physical tactics. There are so many ways to do this that showing examples seems virtually pointless, and all of us can understand how this works.

Over the course of time, devaluation—in conjunction with some of the other behaviors mentioned here—destroys the victim’s sense of purpose and self-worth. They become shells of their former selves, often ending up subservient to their abuser. This can also create what is called a “trauma-bond,” wherein the victim cannot break away because they come to see their abuser as both their source of pain and the remedy to it.

#4: Wearing a Mask

While this is a hallmark characteristic of narcissists, it can be associated with all manner of toxic individuals. This even includes truly dangerous people, like sociopaths and psychopaths.

When you get down to it, all these are just titles given to describe evil of varying degrees.

However, they typically all share a feature that is best seen by their evil Master: the one who “masquerades as an angel of light” (2 Cor. 11:14). They wear a mask. Toxic people are, by nature, several people rolled into one. To strangers, colleagues, and acquaintances, they appear as warm, gregarious, and even kind-hearted people. To those closest to them and behind closed doors, they are often monsters. It’s not uncommon for toxic people to be highly regarded by those on the “outside,” yet feared by those with whom they share their lives.

What could be more intentional than that?

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Toxic Behavior is a Spiritual Matter

Many other examples could be mentioned, but these should suffice. In briefly examining the behaviors caused by brain impairments and then evaluating the intentional acts of toxic people, I hope my point is well taken.

Everything involved in this discussion is reducible to one thing: intent.

Those with brain impairments do not plot, scheme, and carry out evil because of their brain impairments. They may do such things (if cognitively able) because of their own evil desires or because of a dark spiritual influence, but not because of their brain condition. In fact, people with brain impairments are often clearly just responding without intentionality or forethought; they simply “do.”

The types of evil displayed by toxic individuals, however, are altogether different. Their behaviors can only be explained by intentionality and forethought. As Psalms 37:12 states:

The conclusions we can draw from this are both obvious and critical; We must stop giving people a pass for wicked behavior. We must stop making excuses for the malicious acts of toxic individuals.

Friends, these are spiritual matters. In our present time, most everything being classified as “personality disorders” are being misidentified for what they truly are: “spiritual disorders.” Evil people can be seen by the rotten fruit they produce.

Furthermore, there are demonic entities roaming our world and causing the maliciousness we see and experience around us. Toxic people—particularly narcissists along the entire spectrum—are Satan’s foot soldiers.

Be constantly on your guard and test all spirits. Your physical and spiritual well-being will depend upon it.

Narcissists: Satan’s Foot Soldiers

A Christian Perspective on Narcissism

Possession or Mental Disorder?


[1] 1973 is significant because it was the year that Roe v. Wade was decided, and the Supreme Court ruled that the US Constitution protected the right to have an abortion. See the link here for the statistics. https://christianliferesources.com/2021/01/19/u-s-abortion-statistics-by-year-1973-current/

The Truth about God’s “Chosen People”

With all that is going on concerning Israel, Palestine, and the Middle East at large, there is no better time for Christians to ask some pivotal questions.

How should we understand the current nation of Israel? Who are God’s “chosen people”?

With this said, I want to go through many passages within the New Testament that directly speak to the core of this issue and the questions previously posed. As I will show, the beliefs being taught in most churches and by our public officials concerning Israel and its spiritual significance are not in alignment with Scripture.

In fact, these teachings are typically heretical and can even be flat out deceptive.

Please, open your mind and hear me out. Allow the truth of what follows to penetrate your thoughts, even if your local church, pastor, friend, relative, or what have you, has tried to convince you otherwise. Many today are either knowingly or unknowingly propagating false teachings, and these issues are prime examples of this fact.

Let the truth of Scripture prevail in your life.

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Who is a “Jew”?

When we investigate the NT and the writings of some of its Jewish authors, we come to understand something crucial: a “Jew” is no longer defined in ethnic or geographical terms but is defined solely in spiritual terms.

This has been the case since the coming of Christ and his subsequent ministry, death, and resurrection. Despite what many are teaching, this reality is very clear within the NT. Let’s look at the following examples to prove this point.

Paul—a Jew, Pharisee, and “Hebrew of Hebrews”—succinctly described who a Jew truly is and what it means to be one. He said this in the Book of Romans:

Being a “Jew” is a matter of the heart and a work of the Holy Spirit rather than external factors. This fits perfectly with what Paul said elsewhere in Galatians:

Here, Paul not only reaffirms that circumcision—that is, the outward symbol of the Jewish people who were under the Old Covenant and its Mosaic Law—means nothing anymore but that all who believe in Christ are now “the Israel of God.”

Read that again; those who are a new creation in Christ are now “Israel.” Put another way, Christ’s body (the Church) is the fulfilment of all things pertaining to Israel.

This is exactly why Paul said the following, in Romans 9:6-8:

The promises made through Abraham and his offspring saw their fulfilment in Jesus. It is not the “children of the flesh”—or those who are simply the ethnic descendants of Abraham—who are God’s children, but those who believe in Christ are now God’s children.

Jesus, himself, pointed this out to the corrupt Jews of his day:

John the Baptist—while preparing the way for Jesus—preached the very same message to some of his fellow Jews:

You see, simply being born to a certain set of parents (Jewish) has never granted one salvation. Likewise, being born in a particular land (Israel) has never merited anyone salvation. As I have pointed out in other articles, God destroyed His own people numerous times throughout the Old Testament because of their disobedience.

Let’s consider some other passages, where both Paul and Peter further clarify that ethnicity and geography have nothing to do with being a Jew, since the coming of Christ.

In Gal. 3:23-29, Paul said this:

Yes, there is “neither Jew nor Gentile” for “all are one in Christ.” Ethnicity has no bearing—none, zero, zip, zilch, nada—on being saved. If we are in Christ—and only if we are in Christ—are we truly the children of Abraham. It cannot be stated any more plainly.

For a final passage to consider, let’s look at 1 Peter 2:9-10:

This message was shared with all who had accepted Christ as Savior. Christians are a “royal priesthood, a holy nation,” and a “people for his own possession.”

Many other passages could be considered that mirror this message but here is the bottom line: merely being born a Jew in Israel (or anywhere)—apart from faith and obedience to God—has never been the criteria to be a part of God’s family. It wasn’t throughout the time described in the OT and it most definitely hasn’t been after Jesus, the Messiah, entered the world.

Israel is now all who belong to the church, and a “true Jew” is one who worships Christ. It truly is that simple.

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Is Israel Still the Holy Land?

Another thing that is connected to the previous section is the matter of the land itself. Is there still special significance to the physical land that God gave to the Jewish people in the Old Testament era?

Jesus and the apostles answered this question for us as well, and in undeniable fashion. Focusing on Jerusalem, the “Holy City,” they explained that things once again had changed after the coming of Christ. Just as what it means to be a “Jew” had been transformed, so too did the definition and importance of Jerusalem.

In John 4:19-21, Jesus met with the Samaritan woman at the well. Among other things, here is a bit of their conversation:

Do you grasp the significance of what Jesus told her? In no uncertain terms, worshipping God would no longer be about travelling to Jerusalem, or about visiting a specific location at all. Jerusalem has no present spiritual significance, and that is from the very mouth of Jesus! This, in effect, means that the land of Israel has no spiritual significance, either.

The author of Hebrews goes on to explain this reality in more detail, saying:

Being participants in the New Covenant that Christ, the Messiah, established means that we no longer look to the earthly Jerusalem. We now look to the “heavenly Jerusalem.”

Paul explains exactly how this works in Galatians 4:21-26:

Paul goes on to affirm these words and settle the case, once and for all, later in the passage:

Do not miss the significance of this teaching. The “present Jerusalem” is currently in slavery and spiritual bondage! In fact, it has been since Jesus came and was rejected by most of his own people. This is exactly why Jesus mourned for the people of Jerusalem, remarking that he had tried to gather them together, but they would have no part of it (Mt. 23:37-39).

The earthly Jerusalem has no further part to play in God’s plans for the world. Instead, it is the “Jerusalem above” that believers belong to, and she is free; she is our mother.

Adding to this, it is Hebrews’ “heavenly Jerusalem” and Paul’s “Jerusalem above” that Revelation describes as our ultimate home:

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Conclusions

Ask yourself two very important questions: What was the purpose of God calling Israel to be His chosen people, and why did God grant them the Promised Land?

As I have shown, this was entirely about bringing salvation to all the world. As Isaiah prophesied, the Messiah (Jesus) would be a “light to the Gentiles” (Is. 49:6). Israel was God’s vessel to bring forth salvation to all nations. That was their main purpose, and that was fulfilled in their Messiah—in the world’s Messiah—Jesus Christ. Thus, the promises made to Abraham have been fulfilled in Christ and his body (the church).

If everything I have said thus far is true, then what can we make of the current nation of Israel and all that transpires with her?

This is where I will really put my neck out on the line and make an extremely bold statement. Given everything mentioned here and my research into many other factors, my verdict is this:

The current state of Israel is a Satanic counterfeit.

The notion—despite all the biblical evidence already mentioned—that the “Israel” which was established in 1948 is “God’s chosen nation” is a manufactured lie. It’s a lie that is meant to confuse, bewilder, and lead astray not just those who follow Christ but the entire world.

To fully understand why I feel this way, please see my article entitled, Is Israel God’s Chosen Nation. It goes into much more depth about why this is so terribly misunderstood.

More to the point, understand that Satan has made his deception with the current nation of Israel obvious. In fact, it’s so obvious that it is literally staring us in the face.

But what do I mean by this?

Imagine for a moment that the national symbol—the official logo—of Israel were a Satanic symbol. How incredible would that be? How shocking?

Well, we don’t have to imagine; Israel’s national symbol is Satanic in nature. As I try to point out frequently, Satan always leaves his calling cards.

The so-called “Star of David” is clearly and demonstrably not a symbol of virtue and holiness; it has nothing to do with David and everything to do with Satan. Please see my article entitled, The Truth Behind the Star of David. This is undeniable.

In closing, understand that things are not what they appear to be. Not only is much of the world—including most churches—errantly teaching that Israel is God’s chosen nation and that the Jews are still His chosen people, but they are spreading an outright lie.

All who follow Christ are “God’s chosen people,” and we are citizens of the “heavenly Jerusalem.” Any teaching to the contrary is not only antithetical to Scripture but is nothing short of a Satanic deception.

Please, really investigate this for yourselves. Don’t be deceived.

A Christian Perspective on Narcissism

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In previous articles, I have begun to describe a phenomenon that, while being ever-present within our Satanic world, is unidentified by most people. In truth, only many recent revelations have caused me to understand it.

I am talking about one of the greatest evils that plagues our planet: narcissism. This is no exaggeration; it’s that bad.

The chances are very good that you have encountered a narcissist during your lifetime—whether it be a friend, a parent, a sibling, a romantic partner, or even a business partner—and didn’t even realize it. You knew there was something off, or perhaps even malevolent about them, but you didn’t know what. The chances are also good that you had no idea who you were really dealing with, or that you even knew what narcissism is.

As previously stated, I had no idea, either.

The truth is that most people narcissists interact with believe they are “normal” people. In fact, and as I have said repeatedly in other articles, they purposely appear to be good. That is their act: their façade, or the mask they wear. In this sense, narcissists can be very generous and uplifting to those who don’t exist within their inner circles.

This is why trying to explain the horrors of a narcissist to others can range from difficult to impossible. The person you knew behind closed doors is literally nothing like the joyous, laughter-filled person that is typically seen by coworkers and acquaintances.

It’s usually only when you really get to know them that the mask drops. Many of you have experienced unimaginable behavior from others at points in your lives, and my bet is that you have probably felt the wrath of a narcissistic parent, sibling, romantic partner, or other.

Considering this, let me ask a series of probing questions that may shed light on whether you have personally encountered a narcissist. This includes both grandiose and covert narcissists, though they often manifest their behavior in different ways. Further, these questions apply to all manner of narcissistic relationships, especially romantic ones.

Here goes . . .

  1. Has someone ever shown you massive affection and/or praise very early in the relationship, almost to an unrealistic extent? Did they abruptly stop that pattern out of nowhere and pull away, treating you like the scourge of the earth?
  2. Did they put you in a Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde type of push-and-pull pattern, always lifting you up and then dropping you down? Did you always feel like they had one foot in the relationship and one foot out the door?
  3. Did they begin to steadily criticize you, to the point where it became virtually constant? Did you feel like you couldn’t do anything right?
  4. Did they project their characteristics and actions onto you? Did they refuse to ever accept blame for their actions or consider that they were wrong?
  5. Was the person utterly incapable of a genuine apology? Did it seem as though they lacked all empathy and simply didn’t care?
  6. Did they “gaslight” you, making up lies, twisting scenarios, or even moving/hiding items to make you doubt your sense of reality? Did they “future fake” you into thinking something great was coming, but it never materialized?
  7. Did you break your back to make them happy, only to find that nothing was ever good enough?
  8. Did they “triangulate” you, often pulling others into the relationship to feud against you, to make you jealous, or simply to invoke a reaction?
  9. Did you constantly feel anxious and like you had to walk on eggshells around them? Did you feel like you were trapped in a fog or that you were under a spell?
  10. Did you notice yourself being drained of your time, money, energy, and other resources? Did you start to feel like you were losing yourself in the relationship and/or acting out of character?

*Bonus question – Did the person often act like a petulant child trapped in an adult’s body?

Perhaps you feel as though a lightbulb has gone off, and that the world suddenly makes a lot better sense.

These are the primary acts exhibited by narcissists. Yes, all of us can be guilty of some of these things. Narcissists, however, will do most or all these things. Most importantly, this will be exhibited as a pattern of behavior and not an isolated event.

If you have experienced this type of persistent conduct, then you will understand how absolutely crushing it can be. This is nothing short of horrific abuse that is meant to extinguish lives and destroy souls.

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Deeper into Narcissism

Rest assured that narcissism is a very real mental and spiritual problem, and that narcissists not only roam the world around us but are exploding in number. Some mental health professionals estimate that between 0.5-1% of the population are narcissists but acknowledge that it’s likely higher.

I can assure you that it is higher: much higher. Most narcissists are never diagnosed or are misdiagnosed. Furthermore, they will rarely ever seek counseling on their own accord because they cannot accept that they need to change. In my personal opinion, as many as 10-15% of people walking the earth in 2023 are full-blown narcissists. It could be more, and it certainly will be as time goes on.  

That does not even include the number of people who have a great deal of narcissistic tendencies but are still tolerable.

Since I have spent significant time describing the key characteristics and the origins of narcissism elsewhere, please see this blog if you want to take an even deeper dive into the matter.

For now, just understand that narcissists are wolves in sheep’s clothing. They present themselves as virtuous, often feigning compassion to convince others that they have their best interest at heart. Believe it or not, narcissists even follow something of a playbook with how they suck others into their web of manipulation and deceit. No joke: they literally follow a step-by-step pattern most of the time.

Their goal is to drain your time, money, and energy, and even to destroy your salvation. While narcissistic awareness is growing, very few people understand this is primarily a spiritual issue. Salvation is often at stake when dealing with these energy vampires. When they are done taking everything from you, they simply move on to their next “host.”

Wash. Rinse. Repeat.

Further, the logical connection between Satan and a human narcissist is undeniable if you understand the nature of both. Satan’s characteristics—which I previously discussed, here—match up exactly with the characteristics of a narcissist.

Both are complete liars.

Both are master manipulators.

Both are totally unapologetic.

Both lack any sense of empathy.

Both are incredibly stealthy.

And . . . both are powerful.

The characteristics perfectly overlap. This is not a coincidence, and I trust that I don’t need to explain what’s really going on here.

Narcissists do tremendous evil. They are evil.

Let me be very clear, here. My primary interest in this phenomenon is that it displays Satan’s work in our world. I know with as much certainty as possible that narcissists everywhere are Satanically driven. They act exactly like their evil master. The fact that they all use the same type of playbook and tactics reveals that this is a coordinated effort; the same dark being is pulling the strings in these individuals around the world.

In a very real sense, narcissists are Satan’s foot soldiers. They do most of their work with specific intent; their behavior is within their control, as evidenced by their ability to wear the mask and put it away at will. They do choose to build you up and then abruptly drop you . . . over, and over, and over. They do choose to destroy nearly every major event, such as holidays, birthdays, vacations, and others. They do choose to treat perfect strangers better than their own spouses, children, or close friends.

They choose to do all this, and so much more.

Narcissists intentionally destroy the lives of everyone close to them, like their evil master. Often, they even admit that they blow up relationships. Still, they don’t care and will not change their behavior. Some openly take joy and find humor in it.

It’s a never-ending game of seek and destroy.

Again, it is that bad. Only those who have personally experienced this behavior can fully grasp it. That is the plain reality of things. However, all people can at least come to understand their basic mode of behavior and that narcissists should be avoided at all costs.

You simply must understand that narcissists aren’t just arrogant or “difficult” people. We are dealing with evil on two legs.

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Analyzing the Narcissist

You may be wondering if I have any compassion for narcissists: any empathy. Admittedly, I am very hard on them, and the reason why is simple: they do terrific evil to everyone around them. They destroy their children’s lives. They hold their romantic partners hostage. They use and abuse friends. They torture their employees.

Once more, they do most of these evil things intentionally. Yes, they are Satan’s foot soldiers. I won’t retract this statement or attempt to sugar-coat it.

However, I do feel sorry for them; very sorry, in fact. There are several reasons why. The first reason is the most devastating, and it simultaneously explains why they operate the way they do: they are under demonic influence. They do not act like normal human beings because they aren’t. I can think of few things more tragic than someone living their entire life under the control of evil spiritual beings.

The second reason I truly feel sorry for them is that narcissists live completely hollow lives. They secretly loathe themselves. They have virtually no self-esteem, no real joy, no genuine ability to love, and they are literally on a never-ending—and utterly impossible—quest to find someone who is without spot or blemish.

You could say they are looking for Jesus but will never allow themselves to find him.

Therefore, their entire lives will be wasted—yes, wasted—attempting to find a source of “supply” (a human resource, basically) who is faultless and will never let them down in any way, shape, or form. This person would perfectly enable them to always “regulate” their emotions and take the endless abuse necessary to do so. Put another way, this person would “protect them from themselves.”

Yes, you are in charge of managing their behavior. Naturally, this means that their bad behavior is ultimately your fault.

It gets deeper, and please pay close attention to this point. Since the narcissist is miserable, self-loathing, and lacks any genuine confidence in themselves, he or she also hates themselves. Believe it. We could put it this way: narcissists are in love with themselves . . . but they do not love themselves. There is a huge difference; think about it.

This is why they simply must deflect blame and always—always, alwaysproject their inadequacies onto others.

When they devalue others and project onto them, the true goal—whether consciously or subconsciously—is to turn others into themselves. This is true both in reality and in the narcissist’s own perception. They want to destroy others but, more importantly, they want to turn others into a strawman of themselves.

Narcissists are broken, untrusting, unreliable, empty, unloving, and lacking in all genuine care or empathy. So, their goal is to project their despicable selves onto another. If they can unload these nasty features onto you, then they can truly—albeit temporarily—soothe themselves. Now, you are the one who is broken, untrusting, unreliable, empty, unloving, and lacking all genuine care or empathy . . . not them.

And since that is now the case—as far as they see things—they can destroy you (i.e., themselves) without hesitation and without having to deal with their own issues.

Read what I just said again, and several times if need be.

It’s true: a narcissist’s main goal is to unload their true selves onto someone else, for the purpose of being able to blow themselves up. At that point—and with all that in place—they aren’t really accepting blame or harming themselves at all.

They’re destroying you, who has become an image of themselves.

This fulfills their deep-seeded desire to self-sabotage. It soothes their complete hatred for themselves, but at another’s expense. Because if there is one thing a narcissist cannot do, it’s accept that they have the problem.

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A Christian Perspective on Narcissism

I understand this is deeply psychological, and that I am not a trained psychologist (or anything of the sort). Still, if you really think about it, this is undeniable. Anyone who has experienced narcissistic abuse can see it.

So, I get back to the original point. I feel horrible for these individuals. They resonate at the lowest levels of humanity. They are dead but living. The façade hides their hideous interior; they are the epitome of whitewashed tombs. They will never have genuine peace or contentment, and their behaviors will only lead them to be even more lonely and miserable as they age. In turn, they will harm others exponentially more as they become more decrepit.

There is only the faintest hope of change. There is the near certainty of degradation.

Infinitely worse is the fact that they—in most cases—will never see the Kingdom of God. While rarely a narcissist may come to Christ and be saved, they almost always will not. Without question, many narcissists will feign belief in God or mirror your own faithful reflections back at you. However, they will not come to authentic faith.

You may be asking, “how do you know that?”

The reason why is simple: How can one repent if they cannot acknowledge their own sinful deeds and accept blame for them? And how can one accept blame if they cannot introspect?

Most narcissists never become “self-aware” or able to analyze their own behavior and seek to change it. These factors, however, are fundamental in repentance and spiritual growth.

As sad as it is, the despair and emptiness of living the narcissistic life will likely only worsen in the next life . . . and by far. This is why, despite the horrors they cause, praying for the narcissist and desiring their repentance is truly the stance Christians should take.

Narcissists are still human beings. Yes, they are often the enemy of any God-fearing person . . . but we are also called to love and pray for our enemies (Mt. 5:44). We should pray for their repentance and salvation, unlikely as it is that they turn to Christ.  

We can pray for them without allowing them deeply into our lives to cause destruction, lest they take us down with them. Anyone who is not bound to a narcissist by shared children, or some other powerful means, should look to leave/avoid all narcissistic relationships. Trying to “help” them or wait for a change is almost certainly futile and will likely only harm you.

Only in a case like this would I offer this suggestion: pray for them . . . but from afar.

At the same time, we need to be mindful of those who are (and will be) crushed by narcissistic abuse. By pinpointing this behavior and showing it to others, we can literally change lives. People can either be spared from enduring torture or released from it.

So, I leave you this time with my personal suggestions on the matter.

Pinpoint the narcissists around you and remove them from your life. Pray that they can—against all odds—empty themselves before the cross of Christ. Lastly, expose their Satanic schemes to anyone you suspect might be dealing with them.

And remember this: be extremely watchful and proceed with caution. You are dealing with the Enemy.

Satan’s Calling Cards: Do You See Them?

I often write about the many ways we see those in society paying homage to Satan. Based on some recent discussions, I feel compelled to offer a snapshot of how this plays out in our world.

In the examples below, we will examine the most popular signs and symbols that reveals one’s affiliation with both Freemasonry and Satanism. I will not attempt to prove the connection between these two beasts in this article, but I will point you to this article and this extensive video if you need verification.

The short of it is that Freemasonry—the umbrella of all secret societies—runs our world. It really does. Yet, it is also true that Satan runs this world: that he is the “god of this world” (2 Cor. 4:4). How can both be true? That’s easy . . .

It’s true because Freemasonry is Satanism in disguise. Freemasonry is the church of Satan, hidden in plain sight at virtually every town near you and within the signs and symbols of the global elites.

With that said, let’s look at some of the key ways these signs and symbols can be seen all around us.

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The 666 Hand-Sign

This is perhaps the most popular sign used today by Satanists and Freemasons. This is all over the world of sports and entertainment. Make no mistake about it, this represents Satan’s number: 666. This is often performed while covering one eye, which itself expresses adoration for the “all-seeing eye.” I will discuss that symbol at the very end.

The Hidden Hand of Freemasonry

This is specifically a Masonic symbol but, given the overlap between Freemasonry and Satanism, those who display it are typically also satanists. This is also called the “Sign of the Master of the Second Veil” in Freemasonry. Rest assured that this is done with specific intent and is not random.

The Devil’s Horns

This is self-explanatory, or at least it should be. The one thing worth mentioning is that the sign has also become synonymous with “rock and roll!” Granted, many who flash the sign are only thinking of it in this way. However, this is truly a satanic symbol. It has only also come to symbolize rock music because it is, as David Bowie and others have said, “the devil’s music.”

The Black and White Checkerboard

As the first picture will illustrate, this is also specifically a Masonic symbol. Like the Hidden Hand, however, it has become immersed in satanism. These colors represent the dual nature of reality—the “yin and yang,” so to speak. In Masonic thought, the world is an almost indistinguishable blend of good and evil elements; both are “necessary.” In this sense, the two become logically inseparable and are ultimately reversed; good is evil and evil is good. This is why the Masons call Lucifer “good” and worship him as their god.

The colors usually appear either as a checkerboard or striped pattern but can be seen in various other ways. This is connected to every other sign and symbol illustrated here.

The All-Seeing Eye

This is easily the most pervasive symbol in all existence that illustrates allegiance to Satan. The Freemasons idolize the eye of Lucifer in their rituals, writings, and everyday life. In fact, it is this eye that they successfully placed on the US one dollar bill. As I will show, homage to the eye has trickled down through society and is now seen in our youth (mostly unbeknownst to them).

Emphasizing the “eye” can come in simply picturing one eye, in covering an eye or winking, and in so many other ways. In whatever case, it all means the same thing—hail Satan!

If you see only one sign in society today, pay attention to this one. It’s everywhere and tells the whole story.

And now, the children’s art . . .

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Conclusion

As you can see, our society—and societies around the world, believe me—is inundated with Satanic filth. Click on each link to see more of the all-seeing eye in entertainment, sports, and children’s art.

These signs and symbols are unimaginably pervasive in our current time, and they illustrate exactly what I have been saying in many different ways:

The Satanic Age has fully arrived.

Please don’t make the mistake of ignoring this reality or the many signs and symbols associated with it. Don’t bury your head in the sand and chalk it all up to coincidence or believe that it doesn’t really matter. The pictures you have seen are Satan’s calling cards; they tell us that he is indeed in charge the world and that things are reaching a climax.

Now that you have seen these signs and symbols, be on the lookout for them wherever you go. If it matters enough to you to be observant, then you will be stunned by how often these images can be observed in your everyday life.

Friends, the one the Bible calls the “ruler of this world” (Jn. 14:30) and the “god of this age” (2 Cor. 4:4) really is both. Get the message and share it with others.

If this doesn’t urge you to cling close to Christ—the only one who can (and will) save us from the destruction that is coming upon this world—then I fear that nothing will.

Satan’s Greatest Trick?

It has long been said that “the greatest trick Satan ever pulled was convincing the world he didn’t exist.”

In trying to track the origins of this quote down, it quickly became apparent that we are not entirely sure who coined it. Most sources seem to point back to the French poet, Charles Baudelaire, in 1864. If so, it has been tweaked and reapplied in numerous ways by many since then.

Whatever its true origins and exact verbiage, we have all heard this statement and can grasp its meaning. I would wager that most of us have actually adopted this view over the course of time. It almost goes without saying anymore. And why not? It’s just so logical.

The thinking is that, if Satan doesn’t appear to exist, then neither does God.

Supposedly, this is Satan’s strongest desire (his “greatest trick”) and the very purpose of all his intentions. Creating atheists: that’s the goal, right? According to this quote, it is.

However—and as you probably expect from me—I completely disagree with these sentiments. Satan’s greatest trick is not convincing the world that he—and by default, God—doesn’t exist, and promoting atheism is not Satan’s chief goal.

Allow me to explain.

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Satan’s “Second Greatest Trick”

While most people are familiar with the quote about “Satan’s greatest trick,” far fewer are aware of the one that is usually attributed to Ken Ammi:

Once again, whether Ammi was really the first to formulate these words, I don’t know. What I can say is that others (including myself) have also come to this conclusion independent of Ammi. In fact, I suggest that the “second greatest trick” is rightfully the first. The reason I believe this is simple: the Bible affirms it.

Let’s start by thinking about this question: What within Scripture would lead us to believe that Satan’s goal is to go unnoticed?

Personally, I cannot think of a single verse, passage, or theme within the Bible that would cause us to accept this idea. Nowhere—I mean nowhere—do we see Satan trying to convince anyone that he doesn’t exist. Further, this view is logically flawed from the onset. Even if that were the goal, how would Satan go about doing this? It seems to me that the best way to go unnoticed is to, well, keep others from noticing you! That is, he would hide himself from the world.

Satan does no such thing, in either Scripture or reality.

On the contrary, the Bible reveals that Satan repeatedly attempts to convince the world that is he one of the good guys. Note the distinction, here. Satan is not trying to go unseen but is trying to be seen in a positive light.

This was certainly the case when Satan tricked Adam and Even into eating from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil (Gen. 3:1-7). He appeared as one who was providing positive direction: an ally who was giving them understanding that would improve their lives. Satan did not leave them alone and remain unnoticed.

Satan, while trying his best to derail Jesus, appeared as someone who would fix Jesus’ problems and improve his situation (Lk. 4:1-13). By tempting him with bread and power over the world, Satan was showing himself to be something of a benefactor. Clearly, Jesus wasn’t buying it.

As I have mentioned innumerable times, Paul even reveals that “Satan masquerades as an angel of light” (2 Cor. 11:14).

In these examples and others, we understand something incredibly important: Lucifer realized long ago that true power comes through concealing malevolent intentions beneath a garb of light.

His efforts are not to be unseen but to be seen as holy, virtuous, and good.

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Lucifer in Freemasonry

Nowhere is this more evident than in Freemasonry, which is Satanism in disguise. Specifically, it’s Satanism wrapped in Christian trappings. I am not going to elaborate on this now, because my readers understand that I have shown this extensively over the last several years.

With this in mind, I will quickly prove my point. The Masons are well known as a premier charitable organization. They give out scholarships, put on charity functions, and host pancake breakfasts. They were even instrumental in founding children’s hospitals like St. Jude and Shriner’s Hospitals for Children.

However, the Freemasons not only believe in Satan but even clearly state that Lucifer is God. Naturally, they worship Satan and not Yahweh.

If you doubt what I am saying, please allow one of the most respected and acclaimed Freemasons in history to plainly affirm this. Albert Pike gave an address in 1889 in France to the highest levels of Freemasonry. This was later reprinted on January 19, 1935, by the English journal The Freemason. In this address, Pike declared:

Also consider these quotes, all from the most well-respected Freemasons of modern history.

Don’t ever let a Freemason tell you that their order doesn’t kneel to Satan. If they do, they are either completely lying or are too low-level within the fraternity to understand its Satanic core.

The main point remains that Freemasonry—Satan’s church that is hidden in plain sight—masquerades as a holy fraternity while secretly pushing the Satanic agenda in all aspects of life.

They do not wish to go unnoticed; they wish to be adored and admired as the “good guys.”

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Satan in the Narcissist

Clearly, there are all manner of so-called “personality disorders” out there, and I have recently questioned whether these are truly psychological issues or spiritual ones.

My belief is that, while psychological factors certainly contribute to the matter, personality disorders are typically spiritual disorders. The reason I speak so frequently about narcissistic individuals is truly best illustrated in this article. If Satan’s greatest trick is to appear as one of the good guys, we need not look any farther than narcissists to see that play out in our world.

Like most things, narcissism can be viewed on a spectrum; there are some who are not as far down the evil path and others who waved goodbye to the last bits of their humanity long ago. One thing that all narcissists manifest, however, is the mask. By this I mean they all appear as something they are not. All of them.

A narcissist’s sole purpose in life is to extract the goodness from others to fill their own needs. When you boil it down, they seek to destroy others. And how do they do it? The mask. The mask is the means to their success. They will typically present themselves to others as good, helpful, loving, selfless, and pure. In other words, they “masquerade as angels of light.” After they have sufficiently sank their vampiric fangs into their prey—and yes, everyone is prey to the narcissist—the mask will drop, and the demonic interior is revealed.

This is truly a horrible sight to behold, and the abuse provided by narcissists is difficult to fully comprehend . . . even for those who have gone through it.

The point is this: narcissists are Satan’s foot soldiers. I sincerely believe that. If you want to see the character of Satan, look at a narcissist. Likewise, if you want to truly understand a narcissist, then do an in-depth study of the character of Satan.

I have evaluated both the narcissist’s and Satan’s characteristics here and here. Rest assured that the two overlap perfectly.

This being the case, narcissistic individuals prove that Satan doesn’t wish to convince the world that he doesn’t exist. Like the narcissist, he actually wants to convince the world that he’s one of the good guys.

There is simply far more power involved in doing so.

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Conclusion

The world is not run by atheists. It’s not run by Christians, Jews, Muslims, or any of the like.

However, the world is still run by a religious order.

And what is that religious order? Why, it’s Satanism, of course. Yes, Satanists run this world.

Does the high-ranking Freemason—those who have achieved the 33rd degree and onward into the darkness—tell us they worship Satan? Do the countless narcissists roaming the world in this Satanic Age reveal their allegiance to the Evil One?

No, of course they don’t. What they will do is dress themselves up—often with Christian trappings—and masquerade as virtuous individuals.

You see, if appearing to not exist were the goal, then Satan has failed miserably in his mission. If appearing to not exist were the goal, then why do the world’s “elites” worship him? Why is his eye on the US one dollar bill? Why does the most powerful enterprise on the planet—the Freemasons—claim Satan as their deity and worship the all-seeing eye in their meetings, rituals, and literature?

No, Satan has neither failed in his mission nor failed to take ownership of this fallen world. He has achieved his goal and pulled off what is really his “greatest trick”—which was to convince the world that he is God.

How shocking: the figure that the Bible calls “the god of this world” was, all along, trying to convince us that he really is.

Possession or Mental Disorder?

We live in a time where seemingly everyone suffers from some type of “mental disorder.” Michael is bipolar. Andrea has an anxiety disorder. Matthew suffers from depression. Tiffany has borderline personality disorder. Ruth is a narcissist.

On and on it goes.

I want to begin by stating that there is absolutely something going on here, and that people who display unstable mental patterns are very much on the rise. Further, problems like post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)—particularly within those who have experienced the horrors of war or similarly difficult events—are both real and tragic. I am in no way attempting to undermine problems of this nature.

But what about the other disorders and the overall trend toward a mentally unstable society? Is everyone just dealing with brain-chemistry and/or hormonal problems? Are these just “common” to humanity, and do we have any responsibility for them?

Or might there even be another explanation . . . a supernatural cause, so to speak? Is it possible that spiritual forces are to blame?

What is really going on here?

In this article, I want to unpack these questions and at least offer my own opinion on them. Please drop a comment below if you would like to engage in the discussion.

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Genuine Mental Health Disorders

As previously mentioned, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a powerful thing. When one goes through an event (or events) that are unimaginably shocking and image-inducing, it is to be expected that it will stick with the person for a long time or perhaps forever.

Pardon the graphic nature of these examples but the point needs to be clear: PTSD is a real thing and can certainly be understood as a mental disorder.

This applies to complex post-traumatic stress disorder (c-PTSD) as well. This includes situations with ongoing trauma. People who undergo regular and consistent mental, physical, sexual, or other types of abuse often develop long-term mental problems. Abuse produces psychological effects that many of us can never wrap our minds around.

In both cases—and so many others—the power and energy of the associated events can imprint graphic images into the mind that will be replayed for the remainder of the person’s life, to one degree or another. While there is certainly a spiritual component involved with those who cause the abuse, we can easily understand that the victim’s brain chemistry has been altered and that this change largely accounts for their mental condition.

Another example of a mental disorder that is beyond the person’s control would be something like separation anxiety disorder (SAD). Anyone can understand the human emotions involved in being strongly attached to an individual/s and then losing them as part of your life. While this exceeds normal attachment levels and is clearly not healthy, it’s not a stretch to see how this would naturally develop in certain individuals.

Furthermore, any mental condition caused by brain trauma can be understood as existing beyond the person’s control and typically without supernatural agency. One can be mentally impaired by sustaining a critical blow to the head, without the need for demonic influence.

While other examples could be mentioned, there is no question that certain mental health issues are best explained by biological and/or purely psychological factors.

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The Intent of the Act

To this point, we have only considered matters that involve brain injuries, traumatic events, and particularly harsh circumstances. Certainly, these can be drivers for people to have or develop mental health disorders that manifest without the person’s intent.

But does that cover everything? No, certainly not.

Let me describe a scenario that illustrates this. Since I have been discussing narcissistic personality disorder (NPD) in recent blogs, it seems fitting to discuss this here. NPD is considered to be a personality disorder and, for our purposes, also a mental health condition. Importantly, it is frequently cast as something beyond the person’s control and driven by external causes (past trauma, childhood experiences, brain development, etc.).

In other words, many believe that narcissists don’t choose or plan their malicious behavior. I beg to differ.

I could offer countless reasons for this (and have given more elsewhere) but think on this example: the romantic relationship with a narcissist. There is quite literally a step-by-step playbook that is typically followed in fooling the victim and placing them into the “narcissistic fog.”[1] While slight variations are involved, here is how the process generally works.

  1. The narcissist “love-bombs” the victim by heaping mounds of praise, adoration, intimate attention, and other positive reinforcement on them in a concentrated blast. This is also known as the “euphoric stage” of the relationship.
  2. After the victim has bought into the person’s intentions—by falling in love, moving in together, getting married, or by some other means—the narcissist will suddenly drop the mask and create a massive dilemma in the relationship. This dilemma will arise seemingly from nowhere and will be either a contrived problem or an issue that is blown far out of proportion.
  3. The victim will be asked to grovel for forgiveness, proving their commitment to the narcissist. If that happens, they will be accepted by the narcissist and moved into the next stage.
  4. Now that the narcissist knows he or she “has” the victim under their spell and that they are willing to be manipulated, the “devaluation stage” begins. This is the body of the relationship, consisting of a constant push-pull cycle of events. The victim is constantly devalued and abused but given temporary reinforcement (“breadcrumbs”) to keep them hooked. In this cycle, a “trauma-bond”[2] is created in the victim, making it incredibly hard to break free. In short, it feels like being under a spell.
  5. The devaluation stage continues until the victim either gains the insight to break free or, more likely, the narcissist “discards” them for someone they deem to be a better source of “supply,” or the “replacement.” This “new supply” was likely being groomed behind the victim’s back for most or all the relationship.

*Kicker – The narcissist will often “hoover” the victim after the relationship has ended. This means they will pick an opportune time to reenter their lives and try to lure them back in for another round of abuse and devaluation.

Anyone who has been through this vicious cycle knows exactly that these steps are valid; they really happen, and typically just as they are described above. If you have not experienced this—and have trouble believing it—I urge you to watch this video and read the countless comments below it that attest to this pattern.

This does not mean that every action is premeditated. In fact, narcissists are often extremely impulsive, worse than petulant children.

Still, someone (or something) is causing them to act in these fairly predictable patterns. The meticulous cycle of events described above—which is exhibited by nearly every narcissist in the romantic “game”—can hardly be accounted for by involuntary mental health problems. Read the list again (if need be) and look at how much strategy is involved.

This is not an involuntary act but is done with clear intent. The same applies to the behavior of sociopaths and psychopaths. They plot and scheme evil.

Intent matters. Intent is everything.

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Demonic Influence in the Bible

Mental health disorders, while clearly erupting in our current day, have always been with us. Or at least, abnormal human behavior has.

This was taken up many times within Scripture. Below are a few of the examples.

These are not the only possible examples, but they do reveal something critical. Whether we attribute the blame to the possessed individual, the possessing spirit, or both, the fact remains that the actions being performed were intentional.

While the child was not trying to do the harmful acts to himself, the acts were clearly thought out by the one controlling him. The possessed man may or may not have been choosing to harm those who passed by, but the one possessing him was. Mary was choosing to live an evil life but was certainly abetted by the demons at some point in her life.

It is my opinion that no one becomes possessed without choosing to give themselves over to the darkness. In other words, many evil (and willful) decisions likely precipitated the person falling into possession.

Let’s stop here and get to the heart of the matter. As the Bible describes things . . .

Jesus didn’t cast narcissism out of the person; he cast the demon/s causing the narcissistic behavior out of them.

Jesus didn’t cast sociopathic behavior out of the person; he cast the demon/s causing the sociopathic behavior out of them.

See the point?

This does not negate the reality that mental health disorders existed—such as the ones previously covered—which were not demonically motivated and, thus, mostly beyond the person’s control. Certainly, things like PTSD were not known about then, even though people still suffered from the condition.

But let’s get back to the main point. The intent to harm others or behave in evil ways was present in those who underwent exorcism in Scripture, even if that manifested as self-harm. For the believer, it is undeniable that many so-called “mental health disorders” are really the product of corrupt individuals who have allowed demonic activity into their lives.

Those in Christ cannot be possessed, so it stands to reason that anyone who is possessed either invited or permitted the demon/s to enter their life.

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Conclusions

Clearly, this is an extremely difficult topic to broach. I realize that I have by no means answered every possible question or gone down all the rabbit trails.

However, I do believe that this at least points us in the right direction and provides a framework for discerning what we are dealing with: is this a possession or a mental disorder?

In my estimation, many things we have deemed to be mental disorders—such as narcissism and sociopathy—likely have some basis in brain development and upbringing. However, there is an undeniable pattern of behavior that often reveals choice, premeditation, and even an outright desire to do doing evil things.

If you need further evidence of this, please see my previous blog entitled, Narcissists: Satan’s Foot Soldiers.

Yes, there is intent in much of this. Though I cannot elaborate here and now, I would apply this intent to other matters as well. Things like having sex changes, believing you are wrongly sexed, or dressing in drag cannot be fully explained by a mental disorder—though our society is so corrupt that many wouldn’t even consider such things to be malfunctions.

Does the brain tell one to believe they belong to the opposite sex, that their reproductive parts are off, and that they should perhaps dress in drag? Even if we accept that “gender dysphoria” exists, we have a deeper question to answer—What caused the dysphoria?

Again, if not them then at least the one/s controlling them.

Friends, a smorgasbord of demonic activity now runs rampant in the Satanic Age we are living in. As I have explained, we cannot treat every issue as being demonically derived. However, we can be sure that much of it is.

Anytime we can pinpoint intent in actions and a conscious scheme to do evil, we can be sure that dark forces are involved.

It is my opinion that we need to stop trying to explain evil behavior by labeling it with a psychological term or believing that the person cannot help but act that way. Doing so will only give the enemy a greater foothold in our world and, perhaps worse, make us that much more vulnerable to his wicked schemes.

Footnotes


[1] The “narcissistic fog” is a term used for the stage where the victim is being consistently devalued. This comes after the person is hooked on the narcissist after the love-bombing stage (described in the article).

[2] The “trauma-bond” is developed by the constant push and pull cycle of the relationship. It’s literally a re-wiring of the brain that makes one become addicted to the reinforcement of the narcissist. This does NOT develop in healthy relationships.