Novel & Cerita The Devil Is A Lie God Is Exalted

one of 7 book holders, explain " My dear believer shall we close petroleum production, and increase tax, if decrease production then we can force small insects to spend more money on petrol, it's our duty to make believers of God suffer, no matter from which religion they come from, our beloved satan like human fear and suffering, we should feet him, from our very life, our goal is to create life between poor and rich, only rich and believer of God shall have right to rule poor, we will going to end middle class completely from this earth to make this earth more beautiful. everyone was given the time to choose, their option, there were two buttons one is blue and the other is black, black me

His fingers traced the next instruction. “Before rebuilding, confront the foundation of lies. Seven spirits hold the city hostage. Each one speaks as truth, but hides decay.” Eliora leaned closer. “What are the seven lies?” The fire on James’s palm flickered, and the words illuminated themselves on the parchment, one by one: 1. Control is love. 2. Fame is favor. 3. Performance is presence. 4. Fear keeps order. 5. Silence is safety. 6. Wealth equals worth. 7. Numbers mean God is near.

Nothing I knew how to recite would be enough to contain the weight in my chest. So I just started talking. "God... I know it's been a while since I last talked to You like this. Since I left the convent, took off the habit, and went back to the life waiting for me outside those walls. And I know I've made choices that probably disappointed You. But honestly... maybe I was born disappointing You. Because I come from a family built on everything You condemn, even before I took my first breath." My voice echoed off the empty walls. "But in the meantime... I loved. I chose. I lived. And if that was a sin, then so be it. I'll pay the price whenever You decide to collect."

“He is inconsiderate. He saw you were unwell and yet stayed around. He should have asked someone to come check on you later. That would be the right thing to do!” “Unfortunately, Lily, that is not something we can tell him,” Mia said and she got feeling weak, but she had to do what had to be done. “He is not only a noble, but the King’s brother.” “And that makes him what? God?” Lily didn’t like anyone that could make Mia unhappy, uncomfortable or uneasy. If anyone, no matter who, even the King himself, ever bothered her sister in any way, she would dislike the person immediately. ‘God’. Mia wanted to laugh, but not because it was funny. It was tragic. He was not a God, but another one. But t

He looked at me like a man who’d outplayed me. “You think I’m a fool?” he said. “You hand over that book and I hand you in. You go down for a long time. You lose everything.” “You’re a liar,” I said. “You’re not making any moves for justice. You’re making moves for power.” He clicked his tongue and the men behind him laughed small. “You don’t get to lecture me, Leon. Your options are giving or watching them die.”

Then they slowly stood up 1 by 1! "Who are you?" The leader of the devil's asked in pain. This devil had two longhorns. He differed from the rest because of the horns. "Who?" Butt said. Then he widened his wings. "Ah!" The devils were taken aback! "G-God!" "A God!" "God!" "God!" "God!" The devils were taken aback! A God showed up! "We are sorry to God!" "God!" "God!" "God!"

“What— Why?” His eyes flashed, almost silver. “Full moons bring... complications.” “Complications?” she echoed. “You will obey, or you will regret it,” he said simply. She didn’t respond. “Rule three,” he said, voice low. “You serve me. That is your purpose here. You’ll answer when called, you’ll speak when spoken to, and you’ll stay in line.” Emilia’s breath hitched. “And if I don’t?” He leaned in, voice like velvet and fire. “Then I’ll remind you why they call me the devil.”

“Meet me alone or I’ll tell everyone including George what a fraud you are.”

"She is not talking to the other one anymore. I put one of them in Mom's room and left the other one in my room. I am going to tell Mom." Our morning devotions usually featured Mom's teachings about the raging war between a good God and a bad devil. Humans were in the middle of this war. They had a choice to either join the force of good or that of evil. Those who joined God's fight against the devil would go to heaven. Those who joined the devil to disobey God went to hell. In hell, there was only suffering and pain for all eternity. Nobody would wish eternal suffering, even on their worst enemies.

“And what do you have to lose, you already lost everything,” She gazed at me, “I have nothing to lose,” she muttered. “Why does it feel like I am about to make a deal with the son of the devil,” I chuckled. “Don’t be modest Elena, if we make this deal, you would be making it with the Devil himself,”