Title: those evil spirits know the Holy Spirit is our teacher those evil spirits have the counterfeit teaching.
Proverbs 8:14
Common sense and success belong to me.
Insight and strength are mine.
My transparent moment.
Common sense wasn’t common for me until July 30, 1999.
Common sense: the Holy Spirit taught me self-control those evil spirits taught me how not to have self-control The Holy Spirit taught me to only make love to my wife only those evil spirits taught me how to have sex out of wedlock from 11 to 26 demons, teach people how to be disobedient the Holy Spirit teaches people how to be obedient we can tell by our actions who is teaching us Deuteronomy 28:1-29
Blessings for Obedience.
1 John 2:27
But you have received the Holy Spirit,[a] and he lives within you, so you don’t need anyone to teach you what is true. For the Spirit[b] teaches you everything you need to know, and what he teaches is true—it is not a lie. So just as he has taught you, remain in fellowship with Christ.
Take note apostle John not saying we don’t need biblical teachers to teach us. John is saying we don’t need false teachers to teach us those evil entities know that Jehovah gave the teaching gift to the church Ephesians 4:11.
In my journey of faith, I have come to truly appreciate how the Holy Spirit serves as a reliable and loving teacher, guiding us toward wisdom and self-discipline. Before embracing this spiritual teaching, I struggled with impulsive behaviors and decisions that led me away from the peace I longed for. The Holy Spirit’s lessons on self-control and faithfulness have profoundly transformed my life. One practical way I've noticed this is in relationships. The Holy Spirit encourages respect and commitment in marriage, reflecting love that is patient and kind. This opposed the false teachings I once encountered, which promoted fleeting desires and disobedience. By consciously choosing to follow the Holy Spirit's guidance, such as honoring marital vows and practicing patience, I’ve experienced a deeper sense of fulfillment and joy. Scriptures like Proverbs 8:14 remind us that true wisdom is not only common sense but also strength and insight straight from God. This is a stark contrast to the counterfeit teachings that often lead to confusion and harm. The passage from 1 John 2:27 reassures us that the Holy Spirit dwells within each believer, providing the truth we need and protecting us from deceit. This inner teaching helps me discern what actions align with God's will—obedience leads to blessings as promised in Deuteronomy 28, while disobedience leads us astray. I also find encouragement in Ephesians 4:11, which highlights the role of biblical teachers. This complements the Holy Spirit’s work, offering external support grounded in truth, unlike false teachers who confuse and mislead. The motivational message from the image, "IF YOU ARE NOT WILLING TO LEARN NO ONE CAN HELP YOU. DETERMINED IF YOU ARE TO LEARN NO ONE CAN STOP YOU," resonates deeply with me. Spiritual growth requires willingness and determination. Embracing the Holy Spirit’s teaching is a lifelong journey that enriches our lives with purpose and peace, far beyond the misleading whispers of evil spirits. Through faithful practice and commitment to these teachings, I have witnessed countless blessings and a strengthened relationship with Christ. I encourage others to seek the Holy Spirit’s guidance actively and be vigilant against counterfeit doctrines. This wisdom ultimately leads us to freedom, joy, and true success in life.