Is every spirit from God? No! Readers who know the Bible know that there is a spirit of lies. The devil is a spirit being that no human army can destroy. A terrorist can be shot, but the demon that controlled him is not neutralized. Whoever kills monsters will eventually become a monster themselves.

In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus recommended that if someone slaps you on the right cheek, offer them your left cheek as well. In this case, other processes take place in the spiritual world, of which most people are unaware. As I said, you can't shoot the devil, but you can shoot people. What would happen in the opposite case? Is it an option to let yourself be killed by devilish companions in this world without putting up a fight? Martyrs stood firm in their Christian faith despite threats and suffered for it. They endured death and are considered holy. Holy means “filled with divine power.” So is it an option to be killed by the devils of this world without resistance? It was for Jesus. In fact, there was no alternative - after all, he was destined to die on the cross. During the 42 months of the beast from the sea's action, those who are destined for it are taken captive. And all those who are destined to be killed are killed. Well, you have to let that sink in. A firm faith and patience are necessary during this time.

Let's take a look at the Old Testament. Moses had slain an Egyptian and David's murderous plan came to fruition, but both were children of God. None of this is a call to kill. David fought his wars on earth. Today, the wars of God's children take place on a higher, spiritual level (Ephesians 6). Spirits push people in different directions. Demons lead people away from God. It's child's play, because evil has always magically attracted people. There is still time to take the right path, which is not easy.

Jesus warned against false teachers. So some people have to take this position. Everyone has some fate, some destiny. Why did the soldier Hitler survived the First World War? Because this megalomaniac was used by God for something. Hitler was a master of oratory and knew how to inspire the masses. We know what that led to. The Nazis are a cautionary example of how propaganda foments hatred. Israel and Iran had a good relationship until the Shah was overthrown and a fanatical Ayatollah took power.