True and Illusory Fears

“After this, the word of the Lord came to Abram in a vision: ‘Do not be afraid, Abram. I am your shield, your very great reward.’
---Genesis 15:1

Christ not only died for our sins. He experienced all our sins on the cross. (John 3:16) This is a difficult proposition for nonbelievers to comprehend, and a truth that strikes fear in the hearts of every man and woman that has surrendered themselves to demons.
 
Fear has many facets. It is a basic survival instinct, and there is a necessary form of fear. As Solomon reminds us: “The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge; Fools despise wisdom and instruction.” (Proverbs 1:7). Remaining truthful with Christ and following His Commandments to the letter is paramount for survival. (Exodus 20:3-17) Remaining vigilant of our truthfulness is a necessary form of fear.
 
In a psychological sense, the voice we use to keep ourselves in check is known as the ego. When we hear other voices in our head, we must become watchful. Contrary to what psychologists would have you believe these voices do not emanate from within. These voices are demons looking to disrupt our well-being and thwart Christ’s will for us. There is no committee in our heads unless we allow so. ​
 
Demons pray on our weaknesses. They gather around us when we engage in sinful acts and keep tabs on the sins we commit. If we engage with these demons, we give in to their idolatry. We separate ourselves from Christ and make ourselves vulnerable to further attack. We must understand that demons wish to consume us.
 
Men and women that succumb to demons are infested with fear, and they feed their fears to avoid consumption. There are greater and lesser demons, with The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse being preeminent among them. Every lesser demon feeds these four. They also prey upon the men, women, and material objects they covet.
 
No matter what popular culture may tell you, demons are not among the living. Instead, they are manifestations of dead souls that succumbed to fear and abandoned Christ. Popular culture and the occult have glorified demons and even presented angels in demonic form. Popular culture and the occult have also alluded that men and women can converse with souls in heaven through mediums. This happens to be occult lore designed to ensnare the naïve and target them for demons.
 
When lost souls begin to covet their neighbors or material objects in the possession of their neighbors, demons overtake them. Eventually they cannot distinguish the voices of the demons that surround them from their own. Their own fears consume them from the inside, and they begin to violate Christ’s Commandments at will.
 
Lost souls become delusional. Their fears begin to take real form within their minds. Fantasies play out in their heads, and their fears are demonstrated in six separate delusional states: denial, envy, wrath, vengeance, euphoria, and detachment. Here is a description of the six delusional states:
 
 
DENIAL
The most common fantasy is denial. Lost souls refuse to accept the fact that they have succumbed to sin. They rationalize their behavior and justify their actions.
 
Souls in denial count their deeds as virtues and insist to themselves that they are in fact a good person. They deny the fundamental truth that mankind fell from grace when Adam betrayed Christ in the garden, and that that the hearts of men are inherently evil. (Genesis 3) They also deny that Christ himself knows their every thought. (Revelation 1:7-8)
 
Denial is circular. Lost souls feeling remorse over their actions are comforted by the demons that tempted them in the first place. When this happens, the lost soul once again rationalizes their behavior and justifies their actions. This hardens their hearts even further and surrounds them with more demons.
 
ENVY
Souls in denial become easy prey for demons. Their egos insist that they are safe and secure, and demons seep in. These demons begin to whisper in fears and flash visions of the men, women, and material objects they covet deep within the minds of men and women in denial.
 
Denial slowly begins to turn to anger, and that anger turns to envy. Envious individuals soon begin to idolize the men, women, and material objects they covet, and this idolization eventually produces feelings of jealously and lust.
 
WRATH
Jealous and lust-filled individuals are dangerous. At this point, they are infested with demons and they no longer control their own actions. At the demons’ urging, they begin acting out toward the men and women they covet, and/or barriers and obstacles that prevent them from obtaining the material objects they desire.
 
Nowhere is this more evident than in the world of celebrity. Because of their public exposure musicians, film stars, and sports personalities are particularly vulnerable to the adoration of lost souls. Oftentimes envy turns into obsession; and obsessed men and women inevitably act on their obsessions.
 
Demons convince obsessed individuals that the objects of their obsession can be theirs. These demons persuade lost souls that they can gain the attention of the men and women they covet, and that their own feelings will be reciprocated or even returned to greater effect if they act on their obsessions.
 
VENGEANCE
For obsessed individuals denied their obsession, vengeance takes many forms. Coaxed by demons, some channel the focus of their obsession toward other men and women. They villainize the men and/or women they first coveted and and spread the focus of their obsession outward.
 
Delusional thinking sets in when this occurs. Obsessed individual start to believe that they can hurt the men and/or women that rejected their advances by making the objects of their affection jealous or by inflicting harm upon them directly.
 
A “god complex”  also begins to set in. Vengeful individuals start to believe the fate of their obsession is within their hands and plan vengeful acts against their obsession. Demons in fact encourage this decent into madness. It engenders the obsessed individual to one or more of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse and makes that individual more compliant with their demands. When this occurs, the actions of the obsessed individual become unpredictable.
 
From a psychological perspective, lost souls develop pathological behaviors when they become vengeful. If they happen to socialize with the object of their affection, they often play their rejections cool and develop sociopathic tendencies. Coaxed by demons, they often lie to those they covet to regain their trust. They attempt to isolate the persons they covet and play with their obsession's emotions through lies and innuendos.
 
If their attempts to manipulate the persons they covet are rejected, vengeful souls frequently begin to plot  harass or harm to the persons they covet. Sometimes the har or harassment  extends toward the  loved ones of the person they covet.
 
Similar patterns of behavior hold true for obsessed persons that covet men and women outside their social circles. In both cases, demons convince vengeful souls that the persons they covet will become theirs if they inflict enough harm upon the persons they covet.
 
 
EUPHORIA
Vengeful souls that deliver their wrath upon the persons they covet inevitably travel down one of two paths: Either they are fully consumed with guilt and remorse for their actions and fall victim to the demons they have served, or they enter a state of euphoria and move on in their obsessions.
 
Euphoric individuals lose touch with reality. Oftentimes they gleefully serve the demons that fueled their obsessions. Promised an afterlife filled with power, fortune, wealth, and fame they embrace the occult and pursue the men, women, and material objects they covet with an animalistic vigor.
 
They look upon Christ’s Commandments with distain. Their god complex metastasizes and they themselves begin to believe that they are immortal. Euphoric individuals are beyond rehabilitation and become menaces to society.
 
 
DETATCHMENT
Detached individuals completely lose their basis in reality. Their thoughts become delusional, their memories are skewed, and they eventually surrender themselves in full to the demons they have served.

Detached individuals speak directly with the demons they serve and can even communicate with one another telepathically. They also begin to transform physically. The ugliness within themselves creeps to the outside, their breath smells, and they also release pungent and nauseating pheromones into the air.
 
 
KEEPING PREDATORS AT BAY
Men and women that surrender themselves to demons naturally become predators, and every son and second son of Israel are objects of their prey. This isn’t to say that we easily fall victim to these predators, but we must remain vigilant to prohibit them from disrupting our lives.
 
This is more imperative now than ever before. On Thanksgiving Day of 2018, Christ sounded the Clarion Call, giving an audible signal to His faithful and His true that demons were on the advance and that the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse were preparing to take wing. In a very real sense, Gabriel has blown his horn.
 
Deep-space sonar stations around the world received this signal weeks later. The signal defied physics and baffled the world’s top scientists and astronomers. Reports of the signal were largely, and deliberately, ignored by the media and by political leaders. Predators that long ago abandoned Christ’s commands buried the story so as not to alarm the public and carried on with their personal agendas. (Ezekiel 28:2-5)
 
Christ warned that the days ahead will offer an “Abomination of Desolation”. (Matthew 24:15). He warned that men and women that have succumbed to demons will attempt to deceive His faithful about His arrival: “Then if anyone says to you, ‘Behold, here is the Christ,’ or ‘He is over here,’ do not believe him.” (Matthew 24:23) He also warned that His faithful and His true would suffer through tribulations unlike any before.
 
Meditation and prayer are both vital tools in the days ahead. So too is strengthening the church. This mention of the word church isn’t a reference to organized religion. Rather, it is a reference to Christ’s faithful and the strength of our body within the Holy Spirt.
 
Through a unity of faith, we will overcome the tribulations we face in the days ahead and grow to experience the eternal life Christ promises His faithful. Christ assures us of this. (Matthew 19:29)

“And Jesus answered and *said to them, ‘Have faith in Christ. I tell you the truth, whoever says to this mountain, ‘Be taken up and thrown into the sea,’ and does not doubt in his heart, but believes that what he says is going to happen, it will be granted to him. Therefore, I say to you, all things for which you pray and ask, believe that you have received them, and they will be granted to you.’”
---Mark 11:22-24

 
CHRIST RETURNITH. CHRIST TRANSLATES FROM BEAST TO YEAST.

Author: Erik Gagnon - Managing Partner, Chi Rho Consulting