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Why Did Demons Ask Jesus for Pigs?
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I do see that those people wanted nothing to do with Jesus because of how the pigs were wasted in the sea for they were not wanting that to happen to theirs.
I did not consider that demons desperately want to occupy another to reek havoc wherever they be.
I did not consider that demons desperately want to occupy another to reek havoc wherever they be.
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Interesting Brother
I enjoyed the contrast between Job picking God over possessions, Where the gentiles seemed to favor the possessions ( pigs) over the Lord
and yes I always felt that the unclean spirits felt a certain “ pain” from not being associated with a fleshly body
myself
Very good Brother
SHALOM
I enjoyed the contrast between Job picking God over possessions, Where the gentiles seemed to favor the possessions ( pigs) over the Lord
and yes I always felt that the unclean spirits felt a certain “ pain” from not being associated with a fleshly body
myself
Very good Brother
SHALOM
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Well; in my judicious estimation: the demons hoped to use the herd of swine as their
weapon in a desperate attempt to murder Jesus, thus preventing him from exiling
them to perdition in the future.
• Matt 7:6 . . Do not give dogs what is sacred; do not throw your pearls to pigs. If
you do, they may trample them under their feet, and then turn and tear you to
pieces.
BTW: The Gadarenes weren't Gentiles. They were descendants of one of the tribes
of Israel that chose to settle on the east side of the Jordan river instead of west.
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weapon in a desperate attempt to murder Jesus, thus preventing him from exiling
them to perdition in the future.
• Matt 7:6 . . Do not give dogs what is sacred; do not throw your pearls to pigs. If
you do, they may trample them under their feet, and then turn and tear you to
pieces.
BTW: The Gadarenes weren't Gentiles. They were descendants of one of the tribes
of Israel that chose to settle on the east side of the Jordan river instead of west.
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Admon Mikha'el
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Your BTW is in error...The Gadarenes or Gergesenes were most definitely one of the pagan people that lived in the area
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Jesus was sent to the lost sheep of the house of Israel. (Matt 15:24)
The tribes of Gad, Manasseh, and Rueben chose to settle on the east side of the
Jordan river (Num 32:33). Had they not done so; Jesus wouldn't have journeyed thru
that area.
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Have you ever stopped off a Rotten Ronnies Choke and Puke? Were you called to that? Of course Jesus made stops in His travels...
