> Guide 3 - Introduction
>
> Lesson 3 - Where Did the Devil Come From?
> Who Are the Angels?
>
> When we see a model airplane flying around in the sky, we look around to 
> see
> where the person is who is controlling it. Today man can control model 
> cars,
> trains, sailboats and planes electronically. Man does not need to be in 
> the
> object he wishes to control. He can use a "remote control" thousands of
> miles
> away. Yes, men can even guide and control space ships around the earth, to
> the moon, and even to other planets millions of miles away, without being 
> in
> those machines themselves.
>
> One bright spring day in 1999, two teen-aged boys armed with guns, knives
> and explosives walked in the hallways of Columbine High School near 
> Denver,
> Colorado,
> shooting everyone in sight. They left behind a bloody scene with bodies of
> nine students and a coach before they killed themselves. Witnesses said 
> that
> one of the shooters shot a Christian student at gunpoint after asking her 
> if
> she believed in God. After she said, "Yes", she was killed at the young 
> age
> of 17. The killers were known to dress up as Goths, an old English group,
> who wore black clothes and worshipped Satan. For several years before the
> killings,
> they spent a lot of time playing violent video games.
>
> After each tragic incident such as the high school shootings and 
> especially
> the shocking terrorist attacks on America during September 11, 2001, we
> often
> wonder why those things happen. Sometimes people do things in a way that
> makes us wonder, "What, or who, makes them do it?" According to God's 
> Word,
> there
> is an unseen evil master mind that causes people to hate, quarrel, steal,
> fight, and even go to war and do all the evils in the world that we call
> sin.
> This mastermind, the Bible says, is none other than the devil or Satan.
>
> Some people believe that there is no devil or Satan, and no sin. Ask
> yourself this question. If there is no devil, then who makes the evil in 
> the
> world?
> When we set a trap to catch an animal, we hide the trap. Satan wants us to
> believe there is no devil. This idea of no devil is one of Satan's traps. 
> It
> leads people to sin. It turns them away from God.
>
>
> 


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