THE MANY ARE RULED BY THE FEW.

AN EVIL PRINCIPALITY GOVERNS YOUR PEOPLE-GROUP.

WILL WE WRESTLE IT?

After calling people children of the devil, Jesus prayed for them from His cross: Father, forgive them; they don't know what they do. He knew they were pawns of evil unseen rulers. Apostle Paul wrote we don't wrestle with flesh and blood. The devil's fallen angels are who we wrestle.

Like it or not, Christians are saved for wrestling against destructive ruling spirits. We must identify them and awaken to the spiritual roots of our ethnic identity. We can cut the cord of iniquity baked into our unique heritage.

Where God is, is the most real world. People whom He claims form a nation filled with His joyful presence and love. God's Word reveals He wants us in a partnership with Him. Jesus taught Christians are born as spirits. Everyone's natural birth produced a unique soul and body. You weren't there before. Likewise, your faith-birth produced a unique individual. When you believed in Jesus Christ, you were born as a living human spirit that didn't exist previously. He is spirit, and we have a spirit's relationship directly with Him.

In contrast, darkness snares Earth's nations into destruction, using a few bottlenecks and chokepoints to rule many people. These spirits compete to damn every soul; by dominating Earth's nations, they strive for greatest efficiency. The fallen Lucifer uses his archangelic power only to advance himself.

The Bible is the written revelation of God and the spirit world. Nations, past and present, are the battle line of the two invisible kingdoms. The devil wants to control the most people with the fewest partners, and nations are his primary method ever since Babel's division. Scripture's nation differs from ours. To us, it means a politically bound geographic area under a distinct government. This definition arose only in the last few centuries. For most of history, nation meant people-groups. Language and culture identified them, rather than government or boundaries. Our word ethnic denotes these people-groups. It comes from the Bible's Greek word for nations,