Deep down inside a pitch black evil heart, in the most remote recesses of the darkest mind, lives a hungry desire. The entity is the devil, and his desire is to be able to do all that man is capable of. You need to understand that he has been forever damned. Every so often, he wishes to be able to return to a position within God, but it's too late. Even if it was possible for the devil to get saved, his many layers of deceit, pride, lies and rebellion will never let him do so.

[size=14pt]So in resilient bitterness he considers and hates human beings who have an opportunity that he can never have: get saved, get back to God and become just like Him (God), the source, creator, pattern and end of sentience and insentience.[/size]

Day by day he has a desire to look into this potential that man has, but alas he cannot. They are beyond his eternal ken. At best, he can second-guess motives and spiritual principles due to his experience spanning millenia, but all he can do with that information is to carve a spoof out of it. Then he presents this parodied hocus-pocus data to us. Yes, you, reading this article, and me too. At which time we will have a choice, to accept his fabricated jiggery-pokery, or to receive the truth from the true source. God. And the One for whom everything was designed from the start. Jesus.

Some people think the devil is smart just because he seems to "know" some things about some families or circumstances. Nope, I'll liken him to a dull student that has repeated the same class for a billion years. Now the student knows the situation from back to front , but not enough to ever pass and get promoted to the next level (well, Jesus' crucifixion shook him, Christ was an unexpected lecturer and the devil failed that course woefully).

The truth is, the devil really knows nothing. He's the same old fool that he has been since he fell from grace. Now, he's so blind to the truth, I wonder why people still trust his methods!

"And if the blind lead the blind, both shall fall into the ditch." - Jesus Christ in Matthew 15:14