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Sermon on
The Example of Satan

 

1. Satan's Origin and Fall

1.1 Satan as Lucifer, the Angel of Light: Understanding Satan's original state as Lucifer, the angel of light, before his fall. This will help us understand his initial role and the extent of his rebellion against God. Ezekiel 28:12-15

1.2 The Fall of Satan: Exploring the reasons behind Satan's fall, his pride, and his desire to be like God. This serves as a warning against the dangers of pride and rebellion against God's authority. Isaiah 14:12-15

2. Satan's Deception and Temptation

2.1 Satan's Deception in the Garden of Eden: Examining Satan's deception in the Garden of Eden, where he tempted Adam and Eve to sin against God. This shows his cunning and deceitful nature, and the danger of falling for his lies. Genesis 3:1-5

2.2 Satan's Temptation of Jesus: Looking at Satan's temptation of Jesus in the wilderness, where he tried to make Jesus sin against God. This shows that Satan will even try to tempt those who are faithful to God, but also shows that it is possible to resist his temptations. Matthew 4:1-11

3. Satan's Influence in the World

3.1 Satan as the Ruler of this World: Understanding Satan's role as the ruler of this world, and how he influences the world to turn against God. This highlights the importance of resisting worldly influences that are contrary to God's will. John 12:31

3.2 Satan's Influence on Individuals: Discussing how Satan can influence individuals to sin against God, and how we can resist his influence. This emphasizes the importance of staying vigilant and relying on God's strength to resist temptation. Ephesians 6:11-12

4. Satan's Defeat and Destiny

4.1 Satan's Defeat by Jesus: Recounting how Jesus defeated Satan through His death and resurrection, securing our salvation. This gives us hope and confidence in the face of Satan's attacks. Hebrews 2:14-15

4.2 Satan's Final Destiny: Looking forward to Satan's final destiny, where he will be thrown into the lake of fire for eternity. This serves as a reminder of God's justice and the ultimate victory of good over evil. Revelation 20:10

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