Thank you for admitting that you don't actually believe the scripture as written.
But most all, like yourself, are wrapped up in the religious fairy tale they tell themselves.
And there we have it. Your belief that scripture cannot mean what it says, and so needs YOU to tell us that it means something else. And so begins the religious fairy tale that you tell yourself and demand that others believe.
Your "real world" exists because Christians don't abide the simple truths that Jesus said.
You post this with blind eyes. NOW, not in the future. The prince of this world
was cast out, and your unbelief is evident even as you reject the scriptures that you yourself post.
Utterly amazing.
As I've proven in a number of posts, Paul would have had no problem using the name Satan if he meant Satan. He did so THREE times in Second Corinthians. To the readers of Paul's epistles, the "god of this world" was the Roman Emperor who demanded that all Roman subjects worship in accordance with Roman law, thereby blinding their minds at the threat of torture and execution.
But you wish to live in your religious fantasy bubble (and change the meaning of Jesus' words).
I don't read from a website that is thoroughly riddled and infected with heresies, like worms though an apple.
Satan will be defeated when the true disciples of Jesus stop rejecting the scriptures and walk in the power as they should.
But ye shall receive power, after that the Holy Ghost is come upon you: and ye shall be witnesses unto me both in Jerusalem, and in all Judaea, and in Samaria, and unto the uttermost part of the earth.
- Acts 1:8 KJV
Yet the Greek word
μάρτυς doesn't mean "witnesses" but "one who settles a matter with his words." I'd post the entry from the Cambridge Greek Lexicon, but why should I waste the time if such falls on deaf ears?
And the fiction continues on, and on, and on.
Rhema