For a long time, people even in the church had divergent views on Satan and his operations,

and his schemes, and even his existence.

C.S. Lewis, who's somehow a brilliant man, he was, that yet he's somehow able to put things in a succinct way

for me.

He said there are two equal and opposite errors into which our race can fall into about

the devils.

One is to disbelieve in their existence. The other is to believe and feel an excessive

and unhealthy interest in them. They, the devils, themselves, are equally pleased with both errors.

Well said.

The Bible clearly teaches that Satan and his minions, demons, or devils,

that third of the angelic being that was thrown out of heaven,

they are real. They are real.

They are very real.

That this present world is a battlefield where unseen and powerful forces operate.

While Satan himself is not an omnipresent, but our God is. It's only present through

his minions, his demons that are scattered everywhere. While Satan and his minions have power,

our God's power is far greater than Satan's. And here are some biblical teachings

about Satan and the demons. Number one, from Job chapter 1 and Luke 4, it tells us that Satan is a

person. In Ephesians 611 and 2 Corinthians 2.11, we know that he is forever scheming

against God's people. In Matthew chapter 4, verse 6, we know that he has a thorough knowledge of the

scripture, the Word of God. In Revelation 12, we know that he controls

his followers. In 2 Timothy chapter 2, verse 26, he decides things. And in Ephesians 6, he wages

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