WHEN VULTURES OR CROWS CIRCLE, THEY ARE LOOKING FOR THE 'GARBAGE' IN YOU

A well-known deliverance minister
once gave a talk about how we
have absolutely nothing to fear
when it comes to the devil and evil
spirits -- unless we have provided
"access." He used the metaphor of vultures. Vultures (or "turkey hawks," as
they're known where we live)
feed, of course, on what is
decaying and dead. You have seen
them up in the sky. They circle and
circle on the thermals and circle lower when they see a wounded or
dead animal below, on the ground,
at roadside, in a forest, swooping
down to devour the carrion. Carrion
is dead flesh. Demons are the same way. They
look for what is "dead" or dying or
decayed in our spirits. This is their "entry." They then yak
at us; they discourage, they
torment, they cause despair, they
cause obsession -- anything
compulsive. The Cross comes against the flesh.
With words of praise, and casting
out -- and ridding the inner
uncleanness -- we expel demons. Jesus warned about "dead man's
bones." "Woe to you, scribes and
Pharisees, hypocrites!" He said in
Matthew 23:27. "For you are like
whitewashed tombs, which
outwardly appear beautiful, but within are full of dead people’s
bones and all uncleanness." Like
swine, evil spirits live in what is
filthy, what is stained, what is dead
within. Do we have dead bones -- sin, worldliness, bitterness, fear --
inside of us? Is there carrion? What
may be attracting evil? Ask the
Holy Spirit and He will provide a
list! Another preacher used the
example of a skunk that used to
rummage in his trash cans at the
front of his house. He tried
everything to scare it away, but
the skunk relentlessly returned as long as there was trash. The only
solution was getting rid of the
garbage, as it is also a solution for
us when someway, somehow --
despite Mass, despite praying,
despite living by the rules -- we remain vulnerable to the enemy. Confession initiates the cleansing.
GOD is never tired of forgiving us, it is us who often gets tired of asking for forgiveness.

Mobi47:
WHEN VULTURES OR CROWS CIRCLE, THEY ARE LOOKING FOR THE 'GARBAGE' IN YOU


GOD is never tired of forgiving us, it is us who often gets tired of asking for forgiveness.

Wow!
What a great moral and philosophic code.

No wonder this is a religion of vermins, perverts and fraudsters.

and how does this fit in with Jesus sacrifice.

btw op you are very ghoulish, see the language you are using to describe your fellow humans beings.

i assume you are carrion yourself?

in addition, do the crime, do the time.

this write up simply means that, when we allow sin to dwell in us, demons makes use of such opportunity to destroy and lead us astray. Why not confess that sin to God and stick to God.