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The End Life Story of Mary, the Mother of Jesus Christ

What Happened to the Mother of Jesus at the End of Her Life? What Happened to the Mother of Jesus at the End of Her Life? Exploring Biblical Silence and Early Christian Tradition The final earthly moments of Mary, the mother of our Lord Jesus Christ , have been a subject of reverent reflection among Christians for centuries. While the Bible does not provide a detailed narrative of her death or departure, early Christian tradition offers a consistent and spiritually rich understanding of how God honored the woman chosen to bear the Savior of the world. This article explores what Scripture implies, what church history preserves, and what believers have held concerning Mary’s final days. 1. Mary After the Resurrection of Jesus The last direct mention of Mary in Scripture appears in Acts 1:14 , where she is found praying with the apostles in the upper room. After this moment, the Bible rem...
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Spiritual Warfare Teaching

Spiritual Warfare Teaching: Victory with an Unlikely Weapon Spiritual Warfare Teaching: Victory with an Unlikely Weapon Lessons from Samson and the Jawbone of a Donkey (Judges 15:14–20) Introduction Spiritual warfare is rarely fought with weapons that appear powerful to human understanding. In the book of Judges, Samson faces a fully armed Philistine force with nothing more than the jawbone of a donkey. This extraordinary account reveals a timeless spiritual truth: God releases victory through divine empowerment, not human strength. The story of Samson teaches believers how God uses weak and unexpected instruments to defeat strong enemies. 1. An Appointed Battle Samson did not initiate this conflict; it arose because of his divine calling. As the Philistines came against him, Scripture records: “The Spirit of the LORD came mightily upon him.” (Judges 15:14) Spiritual battles often emerge when God’s purpose is active in a believ...
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Overcoming Invisible Battles

Overcoming Invisible Battles — Sunday Sermon SD Overcoming Invisible Battles Sunday Sermon • Text: Ephesians 6:12 • By K. Basumatary "For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world..." — Ephesians 6:12 Introduction Today we face real battles that are often invisible. Their effects show up in our health, homes, relationships, and minds. This message opens our eyes to those spiritual realities and gives practical, scriptural steps to stand and win. 1. Invisible Battles Are Real Paul names the enemies: principalities, powers, rulers of darkness, and spiritual wickedness. These are real forces that oppose God’s people. Recognizing the enemy is the first step to victory. 2. Where Battles Begin Every visible problem often begins in the spirit. Before sickness, depression, financial loss, or broken r...
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Becoming A Divine Vessel

🔥 RULING OVER YOUR EMOTIONS The Dominion of the Spirit Over the Soul Text: Proverbs 16:32; Galatians 5:22–25; Romans 8:6 🕊️ 1. Understanding the Structure of Man “May your whole spirit, soul, and body be preserved blameless…” — 1 Thessalonians 5:23 Man is a tripartite being: Spirit — the God-conscious part (where the Holy Spirit dwells). Soul — the self-conscious part (mind, will, emotions). Body — the world-conscious part (through the five senses- sight, hearing, smell, taste and feeling). 👉 The soul is the battleground where the spirit and the flesh wrestle for control. Emotions belong to the soul, but they must be governed by the spirit. 🔥 2. The Power and Purpose of Emotions Emotions are spiritual energies that color your thoughts and actions. They can: Empower you to express God’s heart (love, compassion, joy). Or open doors to darkness (anger, jealousy, fear). Emotions were created to serve your s...
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The Mysterious Trees

The Two Mysterious Trees in the Garden of Eden From the dawn of creation, within the radiant beauty of Eden, two mysterious trees stood in the center of the Garden — the Tree of Life and the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil . These were not ordinary trees but living symbols of two spiritual realities: Christ , the fountain of divine life, and Lucifer , the fallen light who offered counterfeit wisdom. 🌳 The Tree of Life — Christ, the Fountain of Divine Life The Tree of Life was God’s visible expression of His invisible presence. It offered continual access to the ZoÄ“ , the divine energy of God’s being. Adam and Eve were created not to live independently, but to abide in this divine flow , drawing every thought, desire, and act from the Spirit. To eat from this tree was to partake of Christ Himself , the eternal Word through whom all things were made. “In Him was life; and the life was the light of men.” (John 1:4) The Tree of Lif...
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The History Of The Fallen World

The Beings Outside Eden: Mysteries of the Fallen World The Beings Outside Eden: Mysteries of the Fallen World This teaching explores the hidden realm outside the Garden of Eden — the spiritual and physical domain into which humanity was cast after the Fall. We will examine pre-Adamic echoes, fallen angelic powers, the figure of Lilith from Jewish and Mesopotamian tradition, the Nephilim, and the spiritual meaning of being expelled from Eden. 1. The World Beyond the Garden Genesis presents the Garden of Eden as a sacred pocket within a larger territory called Eden. When Adam and Eve were expelled, they entered a world already scarred by rebellion. That “outside” was not empty — it held creatures, spirits, and powers that lived under the shadow of the first great revolt in heaven. “So He drove out the man; and He placed at the east of the Garden of Eden Cherubim, and a flaming sword…” — Genesis 3:2...
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Lucifer: The Great Deceiver

“Satan, the master deceiver, blinds the eyes of humanity and leads the world into spiritual and moral perversion.” From the beginning of human history, Satan has worked relentlessly to corrupt the divine order established by God. The Bible calls him “the father of lies” (John 8:44) — a deceiver whose greatest weapon is not violence or fear, but deception . His strategy is subtle yet powerful: to blind the minds of people so they cannot see the truth of God, leading them into false beliefs, twisted religions, and moral decay. 1. The Deception of the Mind The Apostle Paul wrote, “The god of this world has blinded the minds of unbelievers, so that they cannot see the light of the gospel of the glory of Christ” (2 Corinthians 4:4). This blindness is not physical — it is spiritual . Satan manipulates human thoughts, replacing truth with illusions. He paints sin as pleasure, rebellion as freedom, and falsehood as enlightenment. People begin to believe lies about themselves, about God...
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