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Theodore Austin-Sparks Our Warfare

Religion
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Chapter 1 - Supreme Command “For though we walk in the flesh, we do not war according to the flesh (for the weapons of OUR WARFARE are not of the flesh, but mighty before God to the casting down of strong holds)” (2 Corinthians 10:3–4). "Although the Bible contains so much about the warfare of God’s people, and although we as His people may have had much teaching on the subject, it would probably be true to say that we have largely failed to apply the instruction we have received—to situations, to circumstances, to happenings; and that this accounts for many of our troubles, individually and collectively. While there is much for which the enemy is not to be blamed as the first cause, but which is due rather to our own foolishness or un-guardedness — our own faults — yet there is still very much more that is attributable to his interest, to his interference, to his action. Our need today is not so much to be informed as to the reality of spiritual conflict — we know that to be a fact! — as to be more alive to the extra factor lying behind situations, the situations with which we are trying, with so little success, to cope. We try to cope with things, as though they were everything, and so often we miss their real underlying significance. "What we need, therefore, is understanding and wisdom —for wisdom means the ability to apply knowledge —wisdom as to this whole spiritual campaign, our warfare and its principles. But let me say at once: we are not embarking upon a study of Satan, or demons, or demonology! It is a very favorite trap of the enemy to get people occupied and obsessed with himself, and, by the help of God, we are not going to fall into that. Our object is to study spiritual warfare itself, as viewed mainly from the Lord’s side." T.A-S. [more]

Keywords: spiritual warfare, spiritual, warfare, christian, t austin sparks, t. austin-sparks, bible study

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Gui Mwamba WARFARE

THE FIRST AND THE END

Bibles
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Ages 3 and up
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Narative: In the land of leadership, and a time of harmony and peace… the destiny of great bond rests on the shoulders of two human teenager children from the north and south of the young girl and boy. Their names are…. Jeanne and Christ. VOLUME I A TALES OF CHRONICLES [more]

Keywords: THE GOSPEL OF JESUS CHRIST

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13 Philosophen Urban Warfare

Stadtguerilla

Short Story
German
2 Words
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843
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Was ist Krieg

Keywords: war, urban, event-zero, comic, manga, krieg

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Jade October Love and Warfare

Part 1

Fantasy
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Kyra and Damien are two young lovers trying to save the lives of their fellow villagers from the [more]

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C. W. Sleeman Torpedoes and Torpedo Warfare

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The information has been obtained while practically engaged in torpedo work at home and abroad, and from the study [more]

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Dr. Olusola Coker Warfare Prayers Against Evil Dreams

Bibles
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Ages 6 and up
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Unfortunately, most Christians allow Evil dreams to take over their lives. As Christians, we are not supposed to [more]

Keywords: bad dreams, prayer points, satanic dreams, evil dreams, dreams, satan, overcome satanic dreams, devil, victory over bad dreams, victory over evil dreams

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Alexander Scott Withers Chronicles Of Border Warfare (Fiscle Part 13) Of 1

History
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At The Time When Virginia Became Known To The Whites, It Was Occupied By Many Different Tribes Of Indians, Attached To Different Nations. That Portion Of The State Lying North West Of The Blue Ridge, And Extending To The Lakes Was Possessed By The Massawomees. These Were A Powerful Confederacy, Rarely In Amity With The Tribes East Of That Range Of Mountains; But Generally Harrassing Them By Frequent Hostile Irruptions Into Their Country. Of Their Subsequent History, Nothing Is Now Known. They Are Supposed By Some To Have Been The Ancestors Of The Six Nations. [more]

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Alexander Scott Withers Chronicles Of Border Warfare (Fiscle Part 13) Of 3

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Upon The Close Of The War Of The Revolution, Many Circumstances Conspired To Add Considerably To The Population Of Kentucky; And Her Strength And Ability To Cope With The Savages And Repel Invasion, Were Consequently Much Increased. Conscious Of This, And Sensible Of Their Own Condition, Weakened By The Withdrawal Of Their Allies, The Indians Did Not Venture Upon Expeditions Against Its Inhabitants, Requiring To Be Conducted By The Co-Operation Of Many Warriors. [more]

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Alexander Scott Withers Chronicles Of Border Warfare (Fiscle Part 13) Of 2

History
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Ages 18 and up
1
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The Revengeful Feelings Which Had Been Engendered, By Inevitable Circumstances, Towards The Moravian Indians, And Which Had Given Rise To The Expedition Of 1781, Under Col. Williamson, Were Yet More Deeply Radicated By Subsequent Events. On The Night After Their Liberation From Fort Pitt, The Family Of A Mr. Monteur Were All Killed Or Taken Captive; And The Outrage, Occurring So Immediately After They Were Set At Liberty And In The Vicinity Of Where They Were, Was Very Generally Attributed To Them. An Irruption Was Made Too, In The Fall Of 1781, Into The Settlement On Buffalo Creek, And Some Murders Committed And Prisoners Taken. One Of These, Escaping From Captivity And Returning Soon After, Declared That The Party Committing The Aggression, Was Headed By A Moravian Warrior. [more]

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Alexander Scott Withers Chronicles Of Border Warfare (Fiscle Part 13) Of 2

Short Story
English
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Upon The Close Of The Campaign Of 1774, There Succeeded A Short Period Of Perfect Quiet, And Of Undisturbed Repose From Savage Invasion, Along The Borders Of North Western Virginia. The Decisive Battle Of The 10th Of October, Repressed Incursion For A Time, And Taught Those Implacable Enemies Of Her Citizens, Their Utter Inability, Alone And Unaided, To Maintain A Contest Of Arms, Against The Superior Power Of Virginia. They Saw That In Any Future Conflict With This Colony, Her Belligerent Operations Would No Longer Be Confined To The Mere Purposes Of Defence; But That War Would Be Waged In Their Own Country, And Their Own Towns Become The Theatre Of Its Action. Had The Leading Objects Of The Dunmore Campaign Been Fully Accomplished,--Had The Contemplated Junction Of The Different Divisions Of The Army Taken Place;--Had Its Combined Forces Extended Their March Into The Indian Territory, And Effected The Proposed Reduction Of The Chilicothe, And Other Towns On The Scioto And Sandusky, It Would Have Been Long Indeed, Before The Frontier Settlements, Became Exposed To Savage Inroad. A Failure To Effect These Things However, Left The Indians Comparatively At Liberty, And Prepared To Renew Invasion, And Revive Their Cruel And Bloody Deeds, Whenever A Savage Thirst For Vengeance Should Incite Them To Action, And The Prospect Of Achieving Them With Impunity, Be Open Before Them. In The Then Situation Of Our Country, This Prospect Was Soon Presented To Them. [more]

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