Lecture Notes

Opening Remarks

• Discussion about the importance of guarding the heart and understanding scripture about life flowing from it.
• Transition into Dr. Price's book, "Who Made Satan a God?" Chapter 7.
• Chapter 7 is "Adam's First Soul" on page 44.

Chapter 7 Introduction

• Reading tip: review active takeaways before and after reading the chapter.
• *Active Takeaways for Chapter 7:
  1. Reflect on the consequences of Adam's choice.
  2. Analyze the origins of crime and idolatry.
  3. Understand the connection between idolatry and the Occult.

Overview of Chapter 7

• Explores the origins of Adam's soul and consequences of his choices.
• Examines pre-earth debasement by Satan and connections between idolatry, crime, and occultism.

Details from Chapter 7

• Adam's first soul was sinless and immortal but not eternal, created by God for the new world.
• The dispute in Eden was to decide if Adam’s image would reflect God or the fallen cherub (Satan).
• Pre-earth Debasement:
  • God’s world underwent degeneration due to Satan's rebellion.
  • Induced the law of sin and death and required salvation.
  • Revelation 12's war in Heaven ignited by Lucifer.

Analysis of Satan's Rebellion

• Lucifer cast out a third of the angels causing chaos and crimes.
• Adam's fall was influenced by his choice to accept the serpent's advice.
• Consequences:
  • Sin and lawlessness entered the world.
  • Crime, crime was spiritual before becoming physical.
  • Crime involves violating God’s divine structure leading to darkness.

Connection between Crime and Idolatry

• Crime and idolatry are interconnected; crime is idolatry before becoming an offense.
• Idolatry fueled by Satan's rebellion began occult practices.
• Genesis account describes idolatry leading to Earth’s fall under Satan’s influence.
• Adam and Eve's Disobedience:
  • Eating from the tree introduced Satan’s nature into human vessels.
  • Adam's dominion surrendered to Satan influencing human nature and crime.

Satan's Strategies and Consequences

• Idolatry and Occultism rooted in the same rebellion against God's order.
• The narrative involves stealing, manipulation, and destruction of God’s creation.
• Adam’s and Eve's fall signified the broader destruction caused by Satan’s rebellion.

Review and Feedback Section

• Student and audience engage in discussions about the book's readability and insights.
• Comments on the profound depth of the teachings and the novel-like engaging style of the book.
• Highlights the importance of understanding spiritual roots and connections of crime and idolatry to current world states.

Concluding Remarks on Satan’s Iniquity

• Explored Isaiah 14:12-21 and Ezekiel 28:12-19.
• Isaiah 14:12-21:
  • Overview of Lucifer's fall and aspirations post-failure.
  • Describes how Lucifer made the world a wilderness through his iniquities.
• Ezekiel 28:12-19:
  • Detailed description of Lucifer’s original state and his fall due to iniquity.
  • Provides a list of governmental terms describing Satan’s crimes (e.g., lawlessness, felony, fraud, etc.).

Call to Action

• Highlighting the need for spiritual warfare against demonic influences in government and society.
• Encouragement to intercessors and prophets to combat the influence of Witchcraft and Hypnosis over nations.

Offering and Blessing

• Concludes with a reflection on financial offerings and blessings from God.
• A prayer over the offering and dismissal of the session.