ALL glory be to God; Who provides ALL our needs according to His inestimable riches in glory!!!

I am floored daily!!! God Creatrd ALL things!!! Here on Earth, Yes! They are amazing, beautiful, and breathtaking! In His Presence words cannot describe!!!
Beauty – The Essence of God.
Peace – absence of discord! EVERYTHING exactly as God wills it!

No ‘enemy’! Here on Earth, there are fallen angels – demons who were cast out of Heaven as they decided to follow Lucifer.

In Christian tradition and biblical interpretation, fallen angels and demons are widely understood to be the same entities—angels who joined Lucifer (Satan) in a rebellion against God and were cast out of Heaven.

The Biblical Account

  • The Rebellion: Driven by pride, Lucifer sought to usurp God’s authority, convincing approximately one-third of the heavenly host to join his revolt.
  • The Fall: A war broke out in heaven led by Michael the Archangel, resulting in Lucifer and his followers being cast down to Earth (Revelation 12:7–9).
  • The Connection to Demons: Mainstream Christian theology views these cast-out angels as the demons of the New Testament, who serve Satan and oppose humanity.

It continues to bewilder me! God could have ‘uncreated’ Lucifer and the 1/3 of the angels. But, when God speaks something into existence, His Word is eternal!

God’s Word is eternal, immutable, and actively sustains creation.

Key Theological Truths

  • Eternal Nature: God’s Word has no beginning or end, existing with God before time and space began (Psalm 119:89; John 1:1).
  • Creative Power: When God speaks, His words carry the authority to establish physical and spiritual reality rather than fading away like human speech (Psalm 33:9; Genesis 1:3).
  • The Living Word: In Christian theology, the eternal Word of God is personified in Jesus Christ, who existed from the beginning and became flesh (John 1:1, 1:14).
  • Irrevocable Authority: Scripture describes God’s Word as “settled in heaven,” meaning it is permanent, unchangeable, and immune to human challenge or failure (Psalm 119:89).

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