What Is the Role of Demons?
Demons are real, active forces opposing God’s will, but Scripture shows their defeat in Christ and equips believers to stand firm.
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Demons are real, active forces opposing God’s will, but Scripture shows their defeat in Christ and equips believers to stand firm.
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