Do you know who your enemies are?
Did you know that you have an enemy that hates you and desires to ruin your ability to truly know your Creator? This enemy desires to prevent us from ever obtaining and sustaining a relationship with God. He hates God and all of God’s creation. He is a fallen angel by the name of (Lucifer) who rose up against God while he was in heaven with God. He believed that he was equal with God and that he did not have to serve God. He convinced one-third of all the angels in heaven to believe this lie and they sided with him. Lucifer was then re-named to Satan and he along with the other angels that chose to serve them selves instead of the creator of the universe were all cast down from heaven to the earth when it was still formless and void, prior to the creation.
Satan and the fallen angels witnessed the creation of the earth and all that is in it. Satan saw God create man in His own image and watched Him walk with the man and woman in the Garden of Eden. He hated God’s creation and made it his primary purpose to separate humanity from God. He knew that man’s disobedience would create that separation, and he succeeded in convincing the man and woman to disobey God, causing them to be separated from Him spiritually. Through this disobedience, the curse of SIN entered the world, and it is SIN that separates us from God at birth today.
“For as in Adam all die, even so in Christ shall all be made alive.”
1 Corinthians 15:22
“But I am afraid that just as Eve was deceived by the serpent’s cunning, your minds may somehow be led astray from your sincere and pure devotion to Christ.” — 2 Corinthians 11:3
Life can often feel like an uphill struggle. According to the Bible, this isn’t just bad luck—it’s a spiritual battle. While that might sound scary, the goal of this web-page is to help inform you and encourage you to replace fear with power, love, and self-control. If you want to win a fight, you have to know who you’re fighting. Here is a breakdown of what’s really going on behind the scenes.
1. The 3 Big Enemies of our soul that war against us daily
The Bible points out three things that pull us off track from knowing the truth and being set free:
- The Devil (Satan): The father of lies who is continuously perverting truth and causing chaos. He leverages the other 2 in this list to work against us.
- The World: The world we live in was created by God, but it was perverted and manipulated by the devil and it is full of his schemes to derail us. The greatest distractions and temptations are continuously calling to us from the world that is passing away.
- The Flesh: Your own internal sinful nature that was present from the day we were conceived. We are created in the image of God, but we have the continual desire to serve our selves instead of serving God just like Lucifer and the angels, Just like our human lineage from Adam and Eve down through the history of mankind.
Important Note: People are not your enemy. Whether it’s a difficult boss or a grumpy neighbor, the Bible says we don’t “wrestle against flesh and blood.” The real enemy is the spiritual force working through them.
2. Who is the Devil, Anyway?
Before he was the “Prince of Darkness,” he was Lucifer—a beautiful, high-ranking angel.
- The Problem: He became too proud and arrogant. He wanted to be as powerful as God and he wanted to be worshiped like God.
- He was created to serve God, but he chose to serve self instead.
- He chose to stir up rebellion against God and perverted the thoughts and feelings of many other angels with his lies.
- The Result: He was cast out of heaven.
- The Current Job: He is now the “Father of Lies.” He doesn’t have any truth in him, and his only goal is to steal, kill, and destroy. He has continuously perverted Gods word in which it allows him to pervert God’s creation.
3. God vs. The Devil: Who is Stronger?
It’s easy to think of God and the Devil as equal opposites (like a white knight vs. a black knight), but that is wrong. They aren’t even in the same league. God created Lucifer to serve Him as the leading host of heaven and the created being chose to equate himself with the Creator. Very similar to the way we see mankind do the same thing daily.
4. Five Tactics the Devil Uses
The Devil works hard because he never sleeps. He uses these “schemes” to get you off track:
- Lies and Deception: Making us believe things that aren’t true about God and ourselves.
- Stealing Peace: Using financial trouble, sickness and disease and spiritual attacks to disrupt our joy and steal our inner peace.
- Sending Trouble: Influencing situations to create “footholds” of sin in our lives by the manipulation of many to bring circumstances that overwhelm us.
- Confusion Through False Teaching: Confusing mankind with ideas that sound good but are actually wrong.
- Distraction: Keeping us so busy with “stuff” that we don’t ever have time to seek truth or if we know truth, we forget to share the good news.
5. Why Does God Allow It?
You might ask, “If God is so much stronger than Satan, why does He allow the Devil to mess with us?”
One of the best examples to point out is the story of Job in the Bible. Even though Job lost everything, God used that hard time to bring Job closer to Him. In the end, Job was more blessed than he was at the start.
- The Lesson: Trials are like a “gym” for our faith. They make us stronger, more patient, and more complete.
In various theological and historical contexts, the “agenda” of the devil is often described as being carried out by a range of followers, from supernatural entities to organized human groups.
- Fallen Angels and Demons: In Christian theology, the primary servants are the one-third of the angels who fell from heaven alongside Satan. These demons are viewed as his primary agents, working to oppose divine plans and influence human behavior.
- Theological Definitions of Human Followers:
- Opponents of Faith: Some biblical interpretations label those who intentionally deceive or work against spiritual truths as servants of Satan.
- Historical Accusations: During the Middle Ages and the Early Modern period, groups like the Knights Templar and the Cathars, as well as alleged witches, were often accused by the Church of being in league with the devil.
- Modern Satanic Organizations:
- Theistic Satanism: Groups that venerate Satan as a supernatural deity or patriarch. Examples include some branches of the Temple of Set or the Order of Nine Angles, which is often cited as a more extreme group.
- Nontheistic Satanism: Organizations like the Church of Satan (founded by Anton LaVey) and The Satanic Temple use the devil as a metaphor for individualism, rebellion, and secularism rather than literal worship of a supernatural being.
Gemini said
Behind the Scenes: 5 Things You Should Know About the “Demonic Program”
Movies and cartoons often show demons as tiny red guys with pitchforks or “cute rascals” who are just a little bit mischievous. But according to the Bible, the reality is much more serious. Demons follow a specific “program” or to-do list designed by their master, Satan.
Here are the five ways these spiritual forces try to impact our world.
1. They Twist the Truth (False Doctrine)
The main goal of a demon is to make you believe that God is not good. They do this using two opposite tricks:
- The “Withholding” Trick: In the Garden of Eden, they convinced Eve that God was “mean” for keeping one tree away from her.
- The “Strict” Trick: Later in history, they tried to convince people that things God actually blessed (like marriage or certain foods) were “bad” or “unholy.”
The takeaway: Whether they say God is too strict or not giving you enough, the goal is to make you doubt His character.
2. They Seek to Destroy (Not Just “Prank”)
While pop culture makes demons look like troublemakers, the Bible describes them as forces of destruction. The Bible lists several ways they attack:
- Mental Health: Driving people into “madness” or animal-like behavior.
- Physical Health: Causing people to be unable to see, speak, or stand up straight for years.
- Safety: Influencing people (like the boy in the Bible) to fall into fire or water to hurt themselves.
Note: Unlike the “Angel of Light” disguise they sometimes use, their actual fruit is always crushed lives and brokenness.
3. They Aim for “World Dominance”
Demons aren’t just interested in individuals; they are interested in nations. The Bible mentions “Princes” (spiritual rulers) of places like Persia and Greece.
- They work behind the scenes of world powers.
- They try to keep countries trapped in darkness, witchcraft, or corruption.
- They fight against God’s messengers to delay answers to prayer.
4. They Use “Shiny Traps” to Lure You
Satan knows that most people won’t follow something that looks evil right away. Instead, he makes his lies look appealing or “miraculous.”
- The Trap of “Better Versions” (Perfectionism)
This is a modern favorite. It’s the constant drive to optimize your life—your body, your career, your house, even your personality.
The Shine: It looks like “stewardship” or “self-improvement.”
The Hook: It shifts your focus from God’s grace to your own performance. You become so busy “fixing” the creation that you forget the Creator.
- The Noise of Productivity
In a world that prizes “the hustle,” busyness is often a badge of honor.
The Shine: Feeling important, needed, and successful.
The Hook: If you are too busy to be still, you are too busy to hear a “still, small voice.” It’s a trap of distraction that uses “good work” to prevent “holy rest.”
- “Spiritual” Pride and Moralism
This trap is for the “good people.” It’s the belief that because you follow the rules, you are superior to those who don’t.
The Shine: Feeling righteous, secure, and “chosen.”
The Hook: It replaces a relationship with God with a relationship with your own ego. It leads to a hardened heart that lacks the very thing God values most: humility and love.
- The Digital Reflection (The Mirror Trap)
Social media isn’t inherently “evil,” but it provides a shiny platform for the self.
The Shine: Connection, influence, and “sharing your light.”
The Hook: It trains the brain to seek validation from a crowd rather than from God. It turns a spiritual journey into a curated performance for others to applaud.
- Comfort as the Ultimate Goal
This is perhaps the subtlest trap of all. It’s the pursuit of a life without friction, pain, or inconvenience.
The Shine: Peace, safety, and “living your best life.”
The Hook: Spirituality often requires sacrifice and stepping into the unknown. When comfort becomes your “god,” you stop following where the Spirit leads because the path looks too rocky.
5. They Are “Tattle-Tales” (The Accuser)
This is one of their most frustrating tactics. It’s a two-step process:
- The Lure: They tempt you and try to get you to fail or sin.
- The Accusation: As soon as you fail, they run to God and “tattle” on you, slandering your name and pointing out your mistakes.
The Good News: You have a “Defense Attorney.” The Bible says that even though the Devil is an “Accuser,” Jesus acts as our Advocate. When we confess our mistakes, his “payment” on the cross clears our record.
How to Win the Fight
You don’t win a spiritual battle by being “tougher” than a demon. You win by:
- Staying Vigilant: Being “sober-minded” and watching for the traps.
- Prayer: Not as a boring chore, but as a “lifestyle” where you talk to God like a friend.
- Trusting the Power Gap: Remember, “Greater is He that is in you than he that is in the world.”
Who Is Your Spiritual Father?
Most of us know that we get our eye color or our height from our parents. But have you ever thought about who is shaping your soul?
In a famous talk found in the Bible (John 8), Jesus told a crowd of people that even though they had the “right” family tree, their actions showed they had a different spiritual father. This report breaks down how our “spiritual DNA” works and how to tell who is leading you.
Nature vs. Nurture: The Two Ways We Are Shaped
Just like in real life, we are shaped in two ways:
- Nature (Biology): You get your genes and physical traits from your birth parents.
- Nurture (Relationship): You pick up the habits, words, and attitudes of the people who raise you.
Jesus explained that spiritual fatherhood is all about nurture. You aren’t “born” a child of the devil because of your bloodline; you become one by following his patterns and listening to his voice.
“Children are shaped by the way their parents raise them… you notice they adopt your mannerisms or use your language.”
The Devil’s Goal: He Wants to “Raise” You
The Bible makes a surprising point: The devil isn’t just looking for “bad” people. He is looking for everyone.
- If you don’t follow God: He wants to keep you distracted with false versions of God.
- If you DO follow God: He actually tries harder to bring you down. He wants to turn your faith into a “rule-book” without love, or tempt you to give up when things get hard.
The Three Ways the Devil Shapes His “Children”
How do you know if the devil is successfully shaping you? Look for these three signs:
A. He Uses Lies
The devil’s favorite lie is that God is not good. * In the Garden of Eden, he told Eve that God was holding out on her.
- Today, he tells us that God’s rules are meant to ruin our fun or that God doesn’t really care about our pain.
B. He Uses Actions
The devil hates God, so his “children” will eventually find themselves opposing God, too. This often looks like:
- Slandering other people (who are made in God’s image).
- Trying to ruin things that point people toward the truth.
C. He Uses Desires
This is the final step. Eventually, a child starts to want the same things as their father. If we are shaped by the devil, we start to love what is fake and hate what is true.
The “Social Media Algorithm” of Temptation
One of the most interesting points in the Bible is that the devil doesn’t use the same tricks on everyone. He is like a social media algorithm: he shows you exactly what you are most likely to “click” on.
The Choice: Who Are You Listening To?
At the end of the day, there are only two spiritual fathers: God and the Devil. Both are looking for children. Both want to shape your heart.
The good news? Unlike biology, you can choose who “nurtures” you. By listening to the truth and following the actions of God (like love and forgiveness), you show whose family you truly belong to.
Think About This…
Take a second to look at your “habits.” Are you picking up the language of the Father of Lies (resentment, suspicion, and pride), or the language of the Father of Lights (truth, love, and peace)?
Would you like me to create a “Self-Check” list of questions you can use to see which spiritual traits are showing up most in your life?
So there are many who do not believe the Bible and they serve Lucifer (Satan)
What comes to mind when you hear the name “Lucifer”? For most, it’s a character from a movie or a figure of evil. However, for a small group of people, the word has a completely different meaning.
This report explains how the idea of “Luciferianism” started as a scary story used by kings and priests, and how it turned into a modern philosophy about knowledge and personal growth.
Luciferianism has evolved from medieval accusations of heresy into a modern philosophical and spiritual system focused on enlightenment, individualism, and the pursuit of knowledge. Unlike literal devil worship, it typically treats Lucifer as a symbol of the “light-bringer” who challenges blind dogma.
Understanding Luciferianism: From Ancient Rumors to Modern Philosophy
What comes to mind when you hear the name “Lucifer”? For most, it’s a character from a movie or a figure of evil. However, for a small group of people, the word has a completely different meaning.
This report explains how the idea of “Luciferianism” started as a scary story used by kings and priests, and how it turned into a modern philosophy about knowledge and personal growth.
Where It All Began: The “Scary Story” Era
In the Middle Ages (the 1200s and 1300s), the word “Luciferian” was mostly a label used to get people in trouble.
- The First Accusations: In 1231, a woman named Lucardis was accused of hoping Lucifer would be “forgiven.”
- The Pope’s Letter: In 1234, Pope Gregory IX wrote a famous letter called Vox in Rama. It claimed that groups of people were doing spooky rituals in the woods. He used these stories to justify starting wars against them.
- The Reality Check: Most historians today believe these stories were made up. The Church used these “Luciferian” rumors to make their rivals (like the Cathars) look like monsters so they could shut them down.
The 1800s: Changing the Meaning
In the late 19th century, some thinkers wanted to look at the name “Lucifer” through its original language, Latin.
- The Name: In Latin, Lux means “Light” and Ferre means “to bring.” To these people, Lucifer wasn’t a devil; he was the “Light-Bringer.”
- Intellectual Freedom: Writers like Helena Blavatsky started a magazine called Lucifer. Her goal wasn’t to promote evil, but to promote science, wisdom, and free thinking.
- The Great Hoax: Around this time, a man named Léo Taxil told a huge lie. He claimed that the Freemasons (a famous social club) were secretly worshipping Lucifer. He later admitted he made it all up just to prank the Church, but some people still believe the conspiracy today.
Modern Luciferianism: Focus on the “Self”
Today, Luciferianism isn’t about worshipping a literal demon in a red suit. It is more like a “Self-Help” philosophy with a spiritual twist.
Key Groups and People
- Michael W. Ford: A modern writer who created the “11 Points of Power.” He teaches that people should be responsible for their own lives and use the idea of a “rebel” to motivate them to be better, stronger people.
- The Greater Church of Lucifer: Founded in Texas in 2014, this group focuses on practical life skills and personal progress rather than ancient religious rules.
Luciferianism vs. Satanism: What’s the Difference?
Many people confuse these two, but they focus on different things. Gemini said
It’s a common mix-up, and honestly, if you asked a random person on the street, they’d probably say they’re the same thing. But in the world of esoteric philosophy, they represent two very different “vibes.”
Think of it this way: Satanism is often about the shadow, rebellion, and the carnal self, while Luciferianism is about the light, enlightenment, and the intellectual self.
1. Satanism: The Adversary
Most modern Satanism (specifically LaVeyan Satanism) is actually atheistic. They don’t worship a literal red guy with a pitchfork; instead, they use Satan as a symbol of rebellion against religious dogma and social hypocrisy.
- Core Philosophy: Indulgence instead of abstinence. It’s very “earthly” and focused on the here and now.
- The Vibe: Defiant, carnal, and individualistic. It’s about being your own God and embracing your “beast” side.
- The Goal: Personal freedom and the destruction of “herd mentality.”
2. Luciferianism: The Light-Bringer
Luciferians see Lucifer not as the devil, but as the “Morning Star” or the “Bringer of Light.” This is heavily influenced by the myth of Prometheus, who stole fire from the gods to give it to humanity.
The Goal: Self-improvement and “becoming like a god” through education and inner work.
Core Philosophy: Seeking knowledge, wisdom, and self-mastery. It’s much more focused on spiritual or intellectual “ascension.”
The Vibe: Philosophical, enlightened, and disciplined. While Satanists might celebrate the darkness, Luciferians strive for the light of understanding.
| Feature | Satanism | Luciferianism |
| Primary Symbol | The Adversary (Rebellion) | The Light-Bringer (Wisdom) |
| Focus | Physicality, ego, and earthly desires. | Intellectualism, enlightenment, and balance. |
| View of “Self” | The self is a king to be served. | The self is a temple to be perfected. |
| Aesthetic | Often “dark,” edgy, and provocative. | Often “bright,” classical, and esoteric. |
What Do They Actually Believe?
If you meet a modern Luciferian, they likely believe:
- Knowledge is Power: You should never stop learning.
- No Blind Faith: Don’t follow a rule just because someone told you to. Ask “Why?”
- You Are Responsible: You shouldn’t blame a devil or a god for your mistakes. You are the boss of your own life.
- Balance: Use your “inner light” (intelligence) to find balance in a difficult world.
Key Philosophical Distinctions
| Feature | Luciferianism | Traditional Satanism (LaVeyan/Theistic) |
|---|---|---|
| Focus | Spiritual enlightenment and intellectual growth. | Carnality, rebellion, and material success. |
| View of Lucifer | A benevolent teacher or archetype of light. | A symbol of primal human nature or the “Adversary”. |
| Goal | Apotheosis (becoming one’s own “god” through wisdom). | Self-indulgence and rejection of Christian morality. |
The 11 Luciferian Points of Power
Modern Luciferians, like Michael W. Ford, follow a set of “Points of Power.” These are not commandments from a god, but rather reminders for how to live a life focused on self-improvement and strength.
- Magick is a tool for self-growth: This means using your willpower to change your life for the better.
- The “Luciferian” is an individual: You should focus on your own path and not just follow the crowd.
- The “Adversary” is a symbol: Use the idea of a “rebel” to challenge yourself and overcome obstacles.
- Balance between mind and body: It is important to be both physically healthy and mentally sharp.
- Responsibility for your actions: If you succeed, it’s because of your hard work. If you fail, it’s up to you to fix it.
- Question everything: Never take “truth” at face value. Search for the facts yourself.
- Respect for others: Treat others with respect unless they give you a reason not to.
- The pursuit of wisdom: Never stop learning. Knowledge is the “light” that guides you.
- Self-Mastery: Learn to control your emotions and your urges so they don’t control you.
- Living in the “Now”: Focus on making your life great while you are alive, rather than worrying about what happens after death.
- You are your own “God”: You are the highest authority in your own life. You decide your values and your destiny.
We are at war with forces of wickedness every day and we need to be aware of this as followers of Yeshua (Jesus)
The Enemy’s Greatest Tool against those who believe in God: Religion
If Satan cannot stop you from believing in God, or taking a position of opposition against God, his next tactic is to ensure you follow a counterfeit version of of God with a counterfeit faith through religion. By moving the focus from a spiritual relationship to an institutional system, the enemy keeps people “busy” with religion while they remain separated from the Truth.
- The Mask of Tradition: Satan uses the “traditions of men” to provide a false sense of security. If he can convince a person that their salvation depends on a sacrament, a building, or a specific priest, he has successfully diverted their eyes away from the finished work of Yeshua HaMashiach.
- The Spirit of Legalism: By emphasizing rules over repentance, the enemy creates a “form of godliness” that lacks power. This legalism leads to pride for those who follow the rules and despair for those who fail them—both of which prevent a person from experiencing the grace of God.
- The Multiplication of Mediators: While the Bible says there is one mediator between God and man (the man Christ Jesus), the enemy encourages the creation of many: saints, popes, and institutional hierarchies. This “rounds out” the doctrine with human philosophy, but it actually rebuilds the “veil” that was torn at the Cross.
Ephesians 6:10-18
10 Finally, be strong in the Lord and in His mighty power. 11 Put on the full armor of God, so that you can make your stand against the devil’s schemes. 12 For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this world’s darkness, and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms.
13 Therefore take up the full armor of God, so that when the day of evil comes, you will be able to stand your ground, and having done everything, to stand. 14 Stand firm then, with the belt of truth buckled around your waist, with the breastplate of righteousness arrayed, 15 and with your feet fitted with the readiness of the gospel of peace. 16 In addition to all this, take up the shield of faith, with which you can extinguish all the flaming arrows of the evil one. 17 And take the helmet of salvation and the sword of the Spirit, which is the word of God. 18 Pray in the Spirit at all times, with every kind of prayer and petition. To this end, stay alert with all perseverance in your prayers for all the saints.
2 Corinthians 10:1-6
1 Now by the mildness and gentleness of Christ, I appeal to you—I, Paul, who am humble when face to face with you, but bold when away. 2 I beg you that when I come I may not need to be as bold as I expect toward those who presume that we live ac-cording to the flesh. 3 For though we live in the flesh, we do not wage war according to the flesh. 4 The weapons of our warfare are not the weapons of the world. Instead, they have divine power to demolish strongholds. 5 We tear down arguments and every presumption set up against the knowledge of God; and we take captive every thought to make it obedient to Christ. 6 And we will be ready to punish every act of disobedience, as soon as your obedience is complete.
The True Dangers of Free Masonry
When you examine the intersection of institutional religion, pagan symbolism, and the “traditions of men,” the subject of Freemasonry often arises as a significant point of concern for those seeking the pure Ekklesia.
From a biblical perspective, the “hidden dangers” of Freemasonry align closely with the warnings you have already established regarding worldly wisdom and the mixing of the holy with the profane.
1. The Requirement of Secrecy vs. The Light of Christ
Jesus was explicit about the transparency of His message: “I have spoken openly to the world… I said nothing in secret” (John 18:20).
- The Danger: Freemasonry is built on a foundation of “mysteries” and “secrets” revealed only through degrees of initiation. This creates a “gnostic” environment where truth is hidden, whereas the Gospel is a “revelation” meant for all.
2. The “Universalist” Deception
Freemasonry requires a belief in a “Supreme Being” (often referred to as the Great Architect of the Universe), but it explicitly forbids the exclusive exaltation of Yeshua HaMashiach within the lodge to avoid offending members of other faiths.
- The Danger: This is the definition of the “counterfeit” you described. If a system allows for any “Supreme Being” but denies that Yeshua is the only Way to the Father, it is a direct rejection of John 14:6. It replaces the “Cornerstone” with a generic, man-made substitute.
3. Symbolism and Pagan Roots
As you noted, Satan loves using symbols. Many Masonic symbols (the square and compass, the all-seeing eye, the pillars) are traced back to Egyptian, Babylonian, and solar-worshiping pagan traditions.
- The Danger: By engaging with these symbols, a person is often participating in ancient “stonemason” rituals that credit human “works” and “enlightenment” for their standing before God, rather than the finished work of the Cross.
4. Oaths and Spiritual Bondage
Masonic initiations involve “blood oaths” and penalties that are sworn over the name of God.
- The Danger: Jesus commanded His followers to “Swear not at all… let your ‘Yes’ be ‘Yes,’ and your ‘No,’ ‘No’” (Matthew 5:34-37). These oaths can create a “spiritual dual-loyalty” where a man is bound to his “brothers” in the lodge in a way that often conflicts with his loyalty to the Body of Christ.
OUR ENEMY SATAN LOVES USING SYMBOLS BECAUSE OF HIS ARROGANCE AND PRIDE. The use of symbols is traced back to the early days of structured pagan worship and continues today.
The Strategy Behind the Symbols
To support your point, this is why the “Constantine Shift” was so effective. By taking pagan symbols and “Christianizing” them, the enemy didn’t have to remove God from the conversation; he just had to surround the Truth with ancient, prideful imagery that pointed back to the “traditions of men.”
- Symbols of Power: In the Ekklesia, the only “symbol” was the fruit of the Spirit and the changed lives of the believers.
- Symbols of Religion: Once the stone temples were built, the focus shifted to physical icons, specific robes, and architectural grandeur—all of which can be traced back to the pagan systems of Babylon, Egypt, and Rome.
Symbols are often used to replace Substance. If a person is taught to revere a symbol (a cross on a wall, a statue, or a religious brand), they are being trained to look at the visible rather than the invisible God. Satan uses this to satisfy human pride, making us feel “religious” through physical things while our hearts remain far from the Messiah.
“Ye shall make you no idols nor graven image, neither rear you up a standing image, neither shall ye set up any image of stone in your land, to bow down unto it: for I am the Lord your God.” — Leviticus 26:1
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