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Many textbooks on Systematic Theology are philosophical in their approach, ponderous in their thought, verbose in their exegesis, unclear in their presentation, and poorly organized in their subject matter; therefore, they are of minimal value to the average Christian. There has been, and is, a great need for a work on theology that meets the needs of the local-church pastor, the Bible-college...

There is a chief evil angel, Satan, Matt. 12:24, and there are principalities and powers, Eph. 6:12; Col. 1:16. We do not fully know the gradations and the ranks of the evil angels. Satan is the ruler of these angels but they are forced to obey Christ as their overall Head, Mk. 1:23–26; Col. 2:15. E. THE HOPELESSNESS OF THE EVIL ANGELS God provided no gracious plan of salvation for the fallen angels as He did for the fallen human race. Why? Because He was under no obligation to do so and so He freely
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