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                                                        GOD AND SATAN ARE ONE

By Jonas T.  Suizo

The purpose of writing this chapter is to make people understand that Satan is never the enemy of man. In fact, Eve spoke with Satan in the Garden of Eden.

Additionally, Satan is part of the spiritual judicial system where he prosecutes and accuse and God defends and intercede for the very man whom he called, chose, elect and predestined to be His son. Satan Accuses and God Pays the bail and intercede. In short, the whole show is a one throne two party system in the spiritual court and the Holy Ghost is the recorder.

In fact, Satan was never mentioned by Jesus in the walk toward perfection. Jesus simply stated that one must deny himself, carry his own cross and to follow him. There is no Satan in the picture.

Satan only enters into the picture in a particular scenario if he has a reclama and especially if the case is beyond the probable cause regarding the way a man executes his own salvation because it is not my might nor by power but by the Spirit of God. If a man obeys for a selfish motivation then Satan enters into the fray making the already troubled and unstable situation into a more chaotic one purposely to make the picture clearer that a man is only obeying because of profit. When a man obeys for advantage and own benefit it is clear and simply interpreted as a double hearted obedience. Meaning, a man obeys to please God and at the same time gets his part of reward and worse want the glory and the justification too!

As a gist to this book, this is written to make all men understanding that Satan is never relevant in the life of the holy people of God in the very first place but his has the right to contest a man whom he think is unclean and is not worthy to become the Son of God _ meaning to enter into the Kingdom of God. Hence the title, God And Satan Are One. He is a servant of God in the creation process of man especially in the part of rooting out, pulling down, and destroying for God to plant and to build (Jeremiah 1:10 … to root out, and to pull down, and to destroy, and to throw down, to build, and to plant.)