80 Questions
What is the consequence of casting out a demon?
Satan's hold is broken
What is the main concern regarding the Pharisees and the sons of the Pharisees?
Whether they were divine or satanic
What is the primary deception strategy of Satan?
Deceitful strategy to appear to cast out demons
What is the implication of Satan's rationality?
He makes strategic decisions to deceive
What is the significance of Matthew 7 in this context?
It warns against false prophets
What is the consequence of not being able to cast out demons in the divine power of God?
It is a deception of Satan
What is the purpose of Satan's deception according to the text?
To further his own kingdom
What is the category that does not fit Satan's destructive behavior?
False perception of casting out demons
What is the main idea behind 'Satan casting out Satan'?
Satan is using deception to further his kingdom
What is the concept referred to in Napier's book?
Treacherous trade-offs
What is the result of Satan casting out Satan, according to the passage?
Satan gains more ground
What is the motivation behind Satan's action in casting out Satan?
To deceive the world
What is the reference to Matthew chapter 7 talking about?
Casting out demons in Jesus' name
What is the characteristic of Satan's kingdom, according to the passage?
It is deceitful and divisive
What is the purpose of Satan's action in casting out Satan?
To deceive the world into thinking they have gained something
What is the significance of page 71 of Cornea, according to the passage?
It provides a brief description of Satan casting out Satan
What is the author's opinion about the article's content?
It is not too good but has good footnotes.
What was the original intention of the Paredi family's writing?
To tell a story about demons and spirits.
Who wrote an article on warfare and worldviews?
Hebert
What was the original focus of Bob Larsen's ministry?
Demonstrating why rock music is devilish.
What is the main theme of Peter Wagner's book, Territorial Spirits and World Missions?
The ongoing hostility of Satan.
What does Detzler's article say about spiritual warfare?
It is as old as the Garden of Eden.
What does the author disagree with in Peter Wagner's definition of spiritual warfare?
The idea that territorial spirits exert their influence to hinder the gospel.
What is an alternative designation for spiritual warfare mentioned in the text?
Deliverance ministry.
What is the principle mentioned in the passage about God's use of ungodly people?
God uses ungodly people to appear to do what they don't really do in order to advance his own kingdom
What is the significance of the witch of Andorra mentioned in the passage?
She was an ungodly person who accomplished something without divine power
What is the theme of the article 'Something You Said' mentioned in the passage?
Lateral thinking in missionary work
What is the topic of discussion in the passage that follows the mention of the Pharisees?
Spiritual warfare in missions
What is the purpose of spiritual warfare, according to Neil Michel?
To prepare people for evangelism
What is compiled to provide a manual on dealing with demons?
A series of case studies
What is the title of the book mentioned in the passage that has a chapter on demonology and the mission field?
Overcoming the World Missions Crisis
Why do missionaries argue that spiritual warfare is a major obstacle in some regions?
Because there must be something that prevents people from listening to the gospel
What is the author's concern regarding the teaching on spiritual warfare?
That it is being misunderstood by some readers
What is the context in which spiritual warfare is discussed in the article from the Frontier Missions, International Journal?
Mission field and evangelism
What is the implication of setting aside the doctrine of election in understanding the difference in missionary success?
That demonic activity or spiritual warfare is the only explanation for the difference
What is the common thread among the articles mentioned in the passage by Bronegger, Thomas Ice, and Robert Gerlich?
They are all about spiritual warfare in missions
What is the author's tone towards the teaching on spiritual warfare?
Critical and skeptical
What is the relationship between spiritual warfare and evangelism, according to the text?
Spiritual warfare is a precursor to evangelism
What is the purpose of repeatedly binding Satan in prayers and church services?
To prepare for evangelism and mission
What is the significance of the ears of the people being opened in spiritual warfare?
They are receptive to the gospel message
Satan casting out Satan means Satan is breaking his own power.
False
The concept of treacherous trade-offs is mentioned in the book by Napier.
True
Satan's kingdom is characterized by consistency and unity.
False
Satan's primary goal is to defeat and depose his own demons.
False
Matthew chapter 7 supports the idea that Satan is attacking his own power.
False
Page 71 of Cornea provides a detailed explanation of Satan's strategy.
False
Satan's strategy is to hostilely break the power of other demons.
False
The passage suggests that Satan is capable of self-destruction.
False
The Paredi family wrote a theology on demonism.
False
Bob Larsen's ministry was originally focused on spiritual warfare.
False
Peter Wagner's book is about the ongoing hostility of Satan.
True
Detzler's article says spiritual warfare is a new concept.
False
The author agrees with Peter Wagner's definition of spiritual warfare.
False
The article mentions that believers cannot be possessed by demons.
False
Hebert has an article on spiritual warfare.
True
Larsen's Book of Spiritual Warfare provides indicators for spiritual growth.
False
God uses only godly people to accomplish his will.
False
The witch of Andorra is an example of an ungodly person who accomplished something through divine power.
False
The article 'Something You Said' triggered the author's interest in lateral thinking.
True
The book 'Overcoming the World Missions Crisis' has a chapter on demonology and the mission field.
True
Missionaries have seen equal response to their work in all regions, including Islamic countries and Africa.
False
The doctrine of election is the primary reason for the difference in missionary success in various regions.
False
The author is in agreement with the prevailing views on spiritual warfare in missionary circles.
False
The article by Bronegger, An Angel's Fear to Tread, is a comprehensive manual on dealing with demons.
False
Casting out a demon is always a result of divine power working through an individual.
False
Satan's rationality is demonstrated by his ability to make decisions and deceive people.
True
The passage equates casting out a demon with Satan being divided against himself.
True
It is possible for Satan to deceive people by making them think they are casting out demons in the name of Jesus.
True
Unclear situations, where it is not clear whether the divine power of God is working through an individual, can be attributed to Satan's deception.
True
The passage implies that Satan is always acting irrationally and destructively.
False
According to the passage, it is impossible for an ungodly person to cast out a demon.
False
The passage suggests that Satan's kingdom is characterized by self-destruction and division.
True
Spiritual warfare is a form of evangelism.
False
The collection of case studies provides a manual on how to evangelize.
False
The author agrees with the article's content on spiritual warfare.
False
Spiritual warfare is only necessary for mission field work.
False
The purpose of spiritual warfare is to defeat God's people.
False
Rebuking demons and binding Satan is a regular practice in every church service and meeting.
True
The author believes that spiritual warfare is unnecessary for successful evangelism and church planting.
False
The ears of the people being opened is a result of spiritual warfare.
True
Study Notes
Satan's Kingdom and Deception
- Satan is not self-destructive, and his kingdom is not divided against itself; instead, he uses deceit and strategy to further his own kingdom.
- Satan's power is not broken when he casts out demons; rather, he is using deception to make it appear as if he is breaking his own power.
- The text suggests that Satan's strategy is to deceive people into thinking they have gained something they have not gained, and this is validated in Matthew 7, where Jesus says, "You cast out demons in my name. I never knew you."
The Principle of Satanic Power
- The principle of satanic power is that Satan's power is not broken when he casts out demons; instead, it is furthered through deception.
- This principle is applied in Matthew 12:25-26, where Jesus says, "Every kingdom divided against itself is brought to desolation; and every city or house divided against itself shall not stand."
- The text suggests that Satan's power is not broken when he casts out demons, but rather, he is using deception to make it appear as if he is breaking his own power.
Spiritual Warfare and Missions
- There is an increasing attention being given to spiritual warfare, particularly in missions.
- Missionary work in Africa is seen as a classic example of successful missions, while Islamic countries are seen as a classic example of areas where missions are less successful.
- The reason for this difference is attributed to demonic activity or spiritual warfare, which prevents people from listening to the gospel.
- The article "Overcoming the World Missions Crisis" by John Hart has an excellent chapter on demonology and the mission field.
Various Authors on Spiritual Warfare
- Bronegger's article "An Angel's Fear to Tread" discusses spiritual warfare.
- Thomas Ice and Robert Dean's book "Holy Rebellion" discusses spiritual warfare.
- Robert Gerlich's article "Spiritual Warfare, Jesus, Paul, and Paredi" discusses spiritual warfare, but the content is not as good as the footnotes.
- Hebert's article "Warfare and Worldviews" discusses spiritual warfare.
- Bob Larsen's book "Larsen's Book of Spiritual Warfare" tells you how to go about spiritual warfare.
- Peter Wagner's book "Territorial Spirits and World Missions" discusses spiritual warfare in the context of missions.
Definition of Spiritual Warfare
- Spiritual warfare is defined as the ongoing hostility of Satan against God and His people, using every means to defeat God and His plan for time and eternity.
- A more detailed definition of spiritual warfare is that it is God clearly manifesting His power through His people for the world to see His triumph as the devil and the forces of darkness are publicly humiliated.
Territorial Spirits
- Territorial spirits are spirits that exert their influence to hinder the spread of the gospel.
- Peter Wagner's principal calling is to obey the Great Commission, but he sees territorial spirits as hindering the spread of the gospel.
- The concept of territorial spirits is closely tied to spiritual warfare and the idea of delivering people from demonic possession.
Deliverance Ministry and Spiritual Warfare
- Deliverance ministry is also referred to as spiritual warfare.
- The key concepts of deliverance ministry include the believer's authority, the possibility of demon possession of a believer, the specific identifying, commanding and rebuking of demons, and the prayers to bind Satan repeatedly.
- The concept of deliverance ministry is closely tied to spiritual warfare and the idea of delivering people from demonic possession.
Evangelism and Spiritual Warfare
- Spiritual warfare is not evangelism, but rather pre-evangelism.
- The idea is that spiritual warfare is necessary to open the ears of the people to the gospel, and that without spiritual warfare, evangelism and church planting may not be successful.
Satan's Kingdom and Deception
- Satan is not self-destructive, and his kingdom is not divided against itself; instead, he uses deceit and strategy to further his own kingdom.
- Satan's power is not broken when he casts out demons; rather, he is using deception to make it appear as if he is breaking his own power.
- The text suggests that Satan's strategy is to deceive people into thinking they have gained something they have not gained, and this is validated in Matthew 7, where Jesus says, "You cast out demons in my name. I never knew you."
The Principle of Satanic Power
- The principle of satanic power is that Satan's power is not broken when he casts out demons; instead, it is furthered through deception.
- This principle is applied in Matthew 12:25-26, where Jesus says, "Every kingdom divided against itself is brought to desolation; and every city or house divided against itself shall not stand."
- The text suggests that Satan's power is not broken when he casts out demons, but rather, he is using deception to make it appear as if he is breaking his own power.
Spiritual Warfare and Missions
- There is an increasing attention being given to spiritual warfare, particularly in missions.
- Missionary work in Africa is seen as a classic example of successful missions, while Islamic countries are seen as a classic example of areas where missions are less successful.
- The reason for this difference is attributed to demonic activity or spiritual warfare, which prevents people from listening to the gospel.
- The article "Overcoming the World Missions Crisis" by John Hart has an excellent chapter on demonology and the mission field.
Various Authors on Spiritual Warfare
- Bronegger's article "An Angel's Fear to Tread" discusses spiritual warfare.
- Thomas Ice and Robert Dean's book "Holy Rebellion" discusses spiritual warfare.
- Robert Gerlich's article "Spiritual Warfare, Jesus, Paul, and Paredi" discusses spiritual warfare, but the content is not as good as the footnotes.
- Hebert's article "Warfare and Worldviews" discusses spiritual warfare.
- Bob Larsen's book "Larsen's Book of Spiritual Warfare" tells you how to go about spiritual warfare.
- Peter Wagner's book "Territorial Spirits and World Missions" discusses spiritual warfare in the context of missions.
Definition of Spiritual Warfare
- Spiritual warfare is defined as the ongoing hostility of Satan against God and His people, using every means to defeat God and His plan for time and eternity.
- A more detailed definition of spiritual warfare is that it is God clearly manifesting His power through His people for the world to see His triumph as the devil and the forces of darkness are publicly humiliated.
Territorial Spirits
- Territorial spirits are spirits that exert their influence to hinder the spread of the gospel.
- Peter Wagner's principal calling is to obey the Great Commission, but he sees territorial spirits as hindering the spread of the gospel.
- The concept of territorial spirits is closely tied to spiritual warfare and the idea of delivering people from demonic possession.
Deliverance Ministry and Spiritual Warfare
- Deliverance ministry is also referred to as spiritual warfare.
- The key concepts of deliverance ministry include the believer's authority, the possibility of demon possession of a believer, the specific identifying, commanding and rebuking of demons, and the prayers to bind Satan repeatedly.
- The concept of deliverance ministry is closely tied to spiritual warfare and the idea of delivering people from demonic possession.
Evangelism and Spiritual Warfare
- Spiritual warfare is not evangelism, but rather pre-evangelism.
- The idea is that spiritual warfare is necessary to open the ears of the people to the gospel, and that without spiritual warfare, evangelism and church planting may not be successful.
This quiz is based on a discussion about Satan getting grounded and gaining greater ground, referencing the book by Napier about treacherous trade-offs.
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