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Book Review: Self Deliverance by K. A. Schneider — 10 Comments

  1. Interesting. In my Bible study last year, we learned that the enemy cannot read our minds. This was so comforting to me! I’d always been taught differently, however, we do need to remember that body language can speak volumes too. I don’t focus on the darkness at all, actually, but rather focus on Col: 3:1: Since then you have been raised with Christ, set your hearts on things above, where Christ sits at the right hand of the father. That said, we do need to wear the armor of God daily and be aware of ungodly things in our path!

  2. I read the same thing previously, that demons can’t read our thoughts (citing Jesus’ temptation in the desert… Satan wouldn’t have kept going if he could read Jesus’ thoughts). But I agree, it doesn’t change much in terms of our behavior. I have been experimenting with this somewhat lately. I was listening to a testimonial about healing and leaps of faith and have been struggling with extreme pain for some time now. I was taking pretty heavy duty pain relievers daily, multiple times a day and I prayed hard about it and then said to God, my leap of faith is going to be stopping my pain medication. Every time I start to feel pain I think, “No weapon formed against me shall stand,” and I haven’t needed any pain medication in three weeks! That might not seem like that long, but considering how much I was taking daily, that is huge. I feel so much better. God is so great!

  3. I plan to get the book. I wanted to comment regarding “the enemy reading our mind.” I was always taught that he could not read our mind; however, I did experience first hand an incident whereby my pastor (at the time) had asked me quote for quote if I had said something to a particular individual. I told him “no, I did not say anything (what he had quoted) to her but I was thinking it.” She was into demonic practices, she read my mind and lied by telling him what I thought not spoken.

  4. Did the bible say that devils cannot read our thoughts?
    Or were those teachings mere assumptions / deductions by human Conclusions?
    It would be more reliable if a definite scripture addressed that issue.

    • I don’t think the Bible is definitive one way or another as far as it is worded but there are logical conclusions that people make on their own and the conclusions don’t always agree.

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