Because satan hates us, he's determined to rob us of the joy we'd have if we believed what God tells us about the magnificent world to come.
by Randy Alcorn
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The quote highlights the opposing forces at play in our lives, emphasizing how evil actively seeks to undermine our happiness. It suggests that Satan's intent is to deprive us of the joy that comes from faith and trust in God's promises regarding a better future. By casting doubt and fostering despair, he aims to keep us from experiencing the fullness of hope and positivity that belief can bring.

The author, Randy Alcorn, implies that understanding and believing in the existence of a divine, magnificent world ahead can empower us against negativity. Such faith can lead to a deeper sense of joy that transcends earthly troubles, reminding us of a hopeful promise despite challenges. Thus, nurturing our beliefs about heaven can cultivate a lasting joy that resists the desolate influences of doubt and fear.

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