Having a form of godliness, but denying the power thereof: from such turn away. -2 Timothy 3:5 


Good morning and God bless you! Denying the power thereof. Though denying will give God pause, it in no way prevents His will. 


Denial is a denunciation of faith.  It is divisive and undermines authority. 


Denial is the sin Lot’s wife was guilty of, denial is what Judas did to Jesus and denial is a sin which finally crushed self in Peter. 


Witchcraft like perversion is not well understood. Perversion is misuse and witchcraft is manipulation. 


Though the average carnal saint may not intentionally practice witchcraft fully aware of their doing so, many practice it by constantly contradicting righteousness. 


To emphasize the point and truly this was not a lightly given thought, in verse 8 Paul compared the infamous magicians at Pharaoh’s court to show the intent of denial in this instance.  


Hostility towards righteousness is nothing new. But this should not take us by surprise as the Lord Jesus warned us that we would suffer in this world and by this He included church with the world.  


Finally the Apostle Paul advised that we ought not become bff’s with such people and even if we are in the world we can’t be of the world. Since separation (physical) is impossible, we must be spiritually separated. 


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God bless you and Command your day!!!

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