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When Satan Comes to Dinner: The Path to Sure Victory


 Make no mistake about it, if we will but trust our lives to God, in the time of trouble, He will destroy those that try to destroy us. Consider the three Hebrew boys. Had they not been willing to trust God-even unto death, their captors would not have been consumed by the fire. The same fire that brought them nigh to the living God is the same fire that consumed their enemies. Absolute surrender and trust in God's keeping power is the only requirement.

Had Esther not been willing to invite the Jew's arch enemy to a feast with the king, thereby swelling his gargantuan ego even further, God would not have been able to destroy those bent on destroying the Jews. When Satan moves against us, it is wise to meet him at the Lord's table.

Last, and most significantly of all, had Jesus not given himself into God's hands, even unto death, he would not have defeated the one who held the power of death.

Oh, that we would trust in Him.

When God invites our enemy to the dinner table, he means to feed us his carcass-but we must risk everything.

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