“Spiritual Warfare is not always quite as obvious as human warfare; it is insidious from its very inception. Awareness of Spiritual Warfare’s invasion into man’s Spiritual beliefs, man’s Faith in God, on man’s Spiritual disciplines, sometimes comes as a ‘sudden’ shattering against the soundness of moral values and moral standards, invading Faith in God, in which stability of feeling, of practice, and of beliefs, were taken for granted.

In waking up to the reality of this Spiritual Upheaval that is really Spiritual Warfare, it becomes obvious that the first immoral attack was made on God’s Ten Commandments, diminishing Them to either a condensed version that eliminates the dignity of Them and the completeness of Them, and/or condensing Them to having been meant for past generations of people, suggesting they are not practical for this time in man’s life. Ridiculous, of course, because there is no date on These Ten Commandments, saying that approximately two thousand years from the time of Our Lord people would be free of God’s Ten Commandments.

In God’s Ten Commandments, we have security of Direction, we have Hope, we have the closeness of His Sincere Love for mankind, we have Guidance, we have physical and Spiritual knowledge, plus the reasonable logical protection of Supreme Guidance, instead of having to interpret big words that say very little and leave us in a quandary as to what we are to do.”