Welcome to Race to Deliver a podcast with Vladimir's subject. I am excited to welcome you to this

week's episode. I believe God's going to use this podcast to enrich your spiritual walk with him.

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deliverances. Three types of deliverances that happen. I'm going to go through them. I'm going to

give you all the secrets out right away. There's a time when God delivers you to the devil. That's the first

deliverance. The second one is when God delivers you from the devil. And the third one is when God

delivers the devil to you. So let's say it again right now. There's a time when God delivers you

to the devil. That's the first one. There's a time when God delivers you from the devil. That's the second one. And there's a time when God delivers you to the devil that's the first one there's a time when god delivers you from the devil that's a second one and there's a time when God delivers a devil to you I'm going to repeat that again and then I'm going to break it down three kinds of deliverances there's a time when God delivers you to the devil you're like that's not that's possible oh yeah I'm going to read two different when that is possible. There's a time when God delivers you from the devil. That's the deliverance

most of you are accustomed with. And then there's a time when God delivers the devil to you,

for you to have dominion over, and we will look at the verses in just a moment. So let's get ready

and dive more into that topic.

Number one, deliverance, or first type of deliverance is when God delivers you to the devil.

If you read the Old Testament, you will see so many cases where people committed sins against God and God delivered them to their enemies.

Instead of delivering their enemies to them to rule and reign over them, God

delivered Israel to the enemies like Philistines and so many others, Assyrians, Babylonians,

where Israel became slaves of those enemies. For example, in Judges chapter 2 verses 11 all the

way till 15, the Bible says Israel did evil they served bales

and then they pursued God they followed other gods they bow down to those gods they provoke God's anger

and then it uses this word God delivered them into the hands of the plunderers in fact even it says

that God sold them out now Now, we see similar thing in

Judges chapter 6, that they were doing evil and they got delivered to the enemy. And of course,

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