What is Christianity Wiki

Jump to: navigation, search

Difference between revisions of "Welcome to WICWiki your Christian Wiki"

(The sword of the Spirit")
 
(8 intermediate revisions by the same user not shown)
Line 15: Line 15:
 
===='''https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0qyZ7gYocU'''====
 
===='''https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0qyZ7gYocU'''====
 
----
 
----
=<FONT color="#aaooo" size="5">URGENT!'''</font>=
+
=<FONT color="#aaooo" size="5">'''URGENT!'''</font>=
 
===='''See What The Bible Says About Cremation Of The Dead | Jonathan Cahn Sermon'''====
 
===='''See What The Bible Says About Cremation Of The Dead | Jonathan Cahn Sermon'''====
 
===='''https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N_rX9gbDRb8'''====
 
===='''https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N_rX9gbDRb8'''====
 
----
 
----
 +
 
=<FONT color="#aa0000"  size="5">'''Please Watch'''</font>=
 
=<FONT color="#aa0000"  size="5">'''Please Watch'''</font>=
 
=<FONT color="#aaooo" size="4">'''WHAT HAPPENS WHEN A SPIRIT LEAVES A PERSON'S BODY?'''''</font>=
 
=<FONT color="#aaooo" size="4">'''WHAT HAPPENS WHEN A SPIRIT LEAVES A PERSON'S BODY?'''''</font>=
Line 128: Line 129:
 
       <th><div class="panel panel-primary">
 
       <th><div class="panel panel-primary">
 
     <div class="panel-heading">
 
     <div class="panel-heading">
     <h3 class="panel-title">[[File:Page.png]] '''June''' featured article</h3>
+
     <h3 class="panel-title">[[File:Page.png]] '''September''' featured article</h3>
 
</div>
 
</div>
 
----
 
----
  
=<FONT color="#aaooo" size="">'''Who Was the Mother of Jesus?''</font>=
+
=<FONT color="#aaooo" size="">'''The sword of the Spirit"</font>=
 
+
Mary was a young Jewish girl engaged to Joseph, a carpenter. Like any young woman, she probably had her life planned: marriage, bearing children, raising a family, growing old with Joseph, one day enjoying her own grandchildren and perhaps great-grandchildren.<br>
+
 
+
Mary had no hint that she had been selected to experience a monumental, life-changing event, a major step that would be part of the overarching Plan of God, affecting all peoples—past, present and future.<br>
+
 
+
At a point, Mary came face to face with an archangel named Gabriel, whom God sent to Nazareth, a small town in Galilee, to carry out a special mission. &ldquo;Hail, you who are highly favored,&rdquo; he greeted young Mary. &ldquo;The Lord is with you: blessed are you among women&rdquo; (Luke 1:28).<br>
+
 
+
Mary was familiar with Old Testament accounts of God-fearing men and women who had encountered angels. Now she was standing before such a being. Naturally, she was startled, rendered virtually speechless. After all, God rarely sends angels to appear before human beings.<br>
+
 
+
As Gabriel watched her struggle to find the right words to respond he said, &ldquo;Fear not, Mary: for you have found favor with God&rdquo; (Luke 1:29-30).<br>
+
 
+
While Mary found favor <em>with</em> God, this verse says nothing about being &ldquo;<em>full of grace</em>&rdquo; or being able to &ldquo;<em>extend grace</em>&rdquo; to another. Nor does any other verse in God&rsquo;s Word say any such thing. This belief is simply not supported by Scripture.<br>
+
 
+
Mary was a person of honorable character. Adultery and all other forms of promiscuity were common during the time she lived—yet Mary saved her virginity for her future husband. Also, rather than rebel against God, she submitted to His will, calling herself a &ldquo;handmaid of the Lord&rdquo; (Luke 1:38), despite rumors that she was an unwed mother.<br>
+
 
+
However, Mary was not holy or without sin, as popular doctrine asserts. The Bible clearly states that, with the exception of Jesus Christ, &ldquo;There is <em>none</em> righteous, no, not one,&rdquo; and &ldquo;<em>all</em> have sinned, and come short of the glory of God&rdquo; (Rom. 3:10, 23).<br>
+
 
+
On one occasion, Jesus was approached by a certain ruler who asked Him, &ldquo;Good Master, what shall I do to inherit eternal life?&rdquo; (Luke 18:18). Jesus&rsquo; response? &ldquo;Why call you Me good? <em>None</em> is good, save [except] one, that is, God&rdquo; (Luke 18:19).<br>
+
  
Take note. If Christ&rsquo;s mother was &ldquo;holy&rdquo; or &ldquo;sinless,&rdquo; surely He would have mentioned it—yet He did not.<br>
 
  
When a woman praised Jesus&rsquo; mother in His presence, what was His response? &ldquo;Yes <em>rather</em>, blessed are they that hear the word of God, and keep it&rdquo; (Luke 11:28).<br>
+
<p>'''The sword of the Spirit'''</p>
 +
<p>When Jesus “was led by the Spirit into the desert to be tempted by the devil,” (Matthew 4:1) he used scripture to overcome Satan's temptations. Scripture is our best offensive weapon against the devil, over our lives and the lives of others. Notice in the temptation passage (Matthew 4:1-11) that Satan also used scripture in trying to deceive Jesus. </p>
 +
<p>The passage where Jesus quoted scripture to overcome Satan's temptations has sometimes been used to justify verbal confrontation. It is often used as an example of verbal confrontation where Jesus exercised the word, the Sword of the spirit realm, against Satan. </p>
 +
<p>A closer look shows that scripture does not support this. Satan appeared physically to Jesus in the wilderness (Matthew 4:1-11). It is fitting that he would talk to a being that appeared physically. The devil even took Jesus on a “tour,” first to the temple, then to a high mountain. </p>
 +
<p>After this experience there is no other account of Jesus quoting scripture to Satan as a way of fighting him. Yet throughout his ministry he was busy confronting and overcoming the enemy in the lives of people. Thus unless the enemy appears to any one of us physically (God forbid) we have no business talking to him verbally. </p>
 +
<p>Even if he were to physically appear to any one of us God may require us to do something else –like just saying, “Away from me, Satan,” (Matthew 4:10). No long verbal confrontations. Quoting any scripture may not be necessary. Our Lord was not setting a formula of using scripture in having conversations with the enemy. What we learn from his experience is that the enemy can use scripture that God gave us to live by. It's only that he twists it in order to deceive us. </p>
 +
<p>The way this deception works is by him planting thoughts in our minds rather than appearing physically. The battle is either lost or won from within as we counteract the temptation and deception with the right scripture -the sword of the spirit realm. Since Satan can also use scripture it becomes a bigger battle when comparing what's true and what's twisted out of context. We have more than enough experiences throughout history where God's people have fallen to lies through misinterpreted scripture. Satan used scripture to justify ungodly acts such as gender abuses, slavery, colonialism, persecution of non-Christians and so on. </p>
 +
<p>Our recent accounts include the erroneous spiritual warfare and deliverance teachings. None of the people that fell to the lies throughout history had any outward conversation or physical encounter with Satan quoting scripture. </p>
 +
<p>Scripture does not direct us to be quoting scripture against Satan in verbal confrontations and assuming that we're wielding the sword of the spirit. The battle is within not outside. God's word hidden in our hearts and minds surfaces whenever we're confronted with opposing beliefs and matters. God's word in our hearts and minds is among our major indirect weapons of spiritual warfare and deliverance ministry.</p>
 +
[[#TOP|'''TOP''']]
  
Mary strove to obey God. Nevertheless, like any other human being, she was subject to the pulls and weaknesses of the flesh, and therefore sinned, as do all.<br>
+
<div id="7) All kinds of prayers"></div>'''7) All kinds of prayers'''
  
She knew and understood that she too needed a Savior (Luke 1:46-47).<br>
+
<p>After he described the various elements of the spiritual armor, Paul said that we are to be in constant prayer. Prayer is part of our spiritual warfare. “Pray in the Spirit on all occasions with all kinds of prayers and requests.” Praying implies talking to God, not to Satan. All kinds of prayers and requests include: </p>
 +
<p>1) Prayers of deliverance and protection (spiritually, socially, physically or materially), </p>
 +
<p>2) Prayers of agreement, </p>
 +
<p>3) Prayers of intercession, </p>
 +
<p>4) Prayers of inquiry, </p>
 +
<p>5) Prayers of importunity, supplication, appeal or petition, </p>
 +
<p>6) Prayers of consecration/dedication/commitment, </p>
 +
<p>7) Prayers of repentance, </p>
 +
<p>8) Prayers in the word (praying with the scriptures), </p>
 +
<p>9) Prayers of worship/adoration and thanksgiving, </p>

Latest revision as of 01:46, 30 August 2025

Welcome


GOD BLESS ISRAEL AND THE IDF


Israel News 8


THE DARK TRUTH about tithing that your church never tells you

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wWzP8ejgf5I


CAN YOU ANSWER THESE TOUGH QUESTIONS ABOUT THE LIFE OF JESUS? YOU ARE AMAZING!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iv1lNFs3JLU


Netanyahu ➤ THEY DID IT AGAIN (THE END HAS REALLY BEGUN) Prophetic Message for Humanity

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0qyZ7gYocU


URGENT!

See What The Bible Says About Cremation Of The Dead | Jonathan Cahn Sermon

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N_rX9gbDRb8


Please Watch

WHAT HAPPENS WHEN A SPIRIT LEAVES A PERSON'S BODY?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L1jKfsoi2JY


Please Watch

Urgent! See The Bible's Harsh Truths About Cremating the Dead

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T0dgQhbOQw4


Signs of the End Times are 'Intensifying' as Anti-Semitism Soars

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iksrmK0I9MQ


Verse of the Day

'''Our recommended bible!'''

WiCWiki has been in existence in various forms for over 25yrs when our very first early site launched in 2000. Since then as with our beliefs we have been on a extraordinary journey and have been able to build a website that is so vast with a staggering 86,451 articles, you could be here for days.... well we hope.

Our biggest aim is to share the Word of God through a medium that is accessible to everyone who has access to a PC, Tablet or even mobile device. We have searched through every nook and cranny of the Wibbly Wobbly Web to find the best and most accurate articles according to the bible, all into to one place...www.wicwiki.org.uk. *formerly known as What is Christianity

We hope we become your source for information relating to the Christian religion and pray that these articles help you in every way possible.

Wow! we have been vistied 49,271,108 times, which is a great blessing!

Investigating Islam with Dr. Jay Smith (2 Corinthians 10:5)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=40DclW84HkM


When Demons Are Real!

https://www.ucg.org/beyond-today/beyond-today-television-program/when-demons-are-real


CRAZY "CHURCHES" and "PREACHERS" vs A TRUE CHURCH of GOD

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i1DQTDepL7A


Our Popular Categories

86,451

Articles to read and study.



Page.png September featured article


The sword of the Spirit"

The sword of the Spirit

When Jesus “was led by the Spirit into the desert to be tempted by the devil,” (Matthew 4:1) he used scripture to overcome Satan's temptations. Scripture is our best offensive weapon against the devil, over our lives and the lives of others. Notice in the temptation passage (Matthew 4:1-11) that Satan also used scripture in trying to deceive Jesus.

The passage where Jesus quoted scripture to overcome Satan's temptations has sometimes been used to justify verbal confrontation. It is often used as an example of verbal confrontation where Jesus exercised the word, the Sword of the spirit realm, against Satan.

A closer look shows that scripture does not support this. Satan appeared physically to Jesus in the wilderness (Matthew 4:1-11). It is fitting that he would talk to a being that appeared physically. The devil even took Jesus on a “tour,” first to the temple, then to a high mountain.

After this experience there is no other account of Jesus quoting scripture to Satan as a way of fighting him. Yet throughout his ministry he was busy confronting and overcoming the enemy in the lives of people. Thus unless the enemy appears to any one of us physically (God forbid) we have no business talking to him verbally.

Even if he were to physically appear to any one of us God may require us to do something else –like just saying, “Away from me, Satan,” (Matthew 4:10). No long verbal confrontations. Quoting any scripture may not be necessary. Our Lord was not setting a formula of using scripture in having conversations with the enemy. What we learn from his experience is that the enemy can use scripture that God gave us to live by. It's only that he twists it in order to deceive us.

The way this deception works is by him planting thoughts in our minds rather than appearing physically. The battle is either lost or won from within as we counteract the temptation and deception with the right scripture -the sword of the spirit realm. Since Satan can also use scripture it becomes a bigger battle when comparing what's true and what's twisted out of context. We have more than enough experiences throughout history where God's people have fallen to lies through misinterpreted scripture. Satan used scripture to justify ungodly acts such as gender abuses, slavery, colonialism, persecution of non-Christians and so on.

Our recent accounts include the erroneous spiritual warfare and deliverance teachings. None of the people that fell to the lies throughout history had any outward conversation or physical encounter with Satan quoting scripture.

Scripture does not direct us to be quoting scripture against Satan in verbal confrontations and assuming that we're wielding the sword of the spirit. The battle is within not outside. God's word hidden in our hearts and minds surfaces whenever we're confronted with opposing beliefs and matters. God's word in our hearts and minds is among our major indirect weapons of spiritual warfare and deliverance ministry.

TOP

7) All kinds of prayers

After he described the various elements of the spiritual armor, Paul said that we are to be in constant prayer. Prayer is part of our spiritual warfare. “Pray in the Spirit on all occasions with all kinds of prayers and requests.” Praying implies talking to God, not to Satan. All kinds of prayers and requests include:

1) Prayers of deliverance and protection (spiritually, socially, physically or materially),

2) Prayers of agreement,

3) Prayers of intercession,

4) Prayers of inquiry,

5) Prayers of importunity, supplication, appeal or petition,

6) Prayers of consecration/dedication/commitment,

7) Prayers of repentance,

8) Prayers in the word (praying with the scriptures),

9) Prayers of worship/adoration and thanksgiving,