2 Corinthians 11:14 – Ghosts: Satan Disguised as an Angel of Light?
Ghosts, are they Satan disguised as an angel of light? After all, St. Paul says they are, right? Or does
Read moreWhat does the Bible have to say on ghosts?
Are ghosts real in the Bible?
Are there any ghosts in the Bible?
Are ghosts just demons in disguise, out to trick us, particularly as we’re informed that Satan can appear as an angel of light?
Welcome to Ghosts , Ghouls and God, a site dedicated to determining a biblical understanding of ghosts, and other paranormal creatures mentioned within Scripture. Within this site, we take an approach to Scripture that attempts to read it through the eyes and cultural understanding of the original writers and readers, who were influenced by their surrounding cultures. Once you begin to view Scripture this way, you’ll see it in a whole new, supernaturally filled, and spiritually uplifting and encouraging light.
The site aims to provide a solid biblical basis for understanding the spiritual realm, based upon the Wesleyan Quadrilateral approach of using Scripture, Tradition, Reason and Experience.
We have an associated Facebook group which we invite you to join. This is a safe, non-judgemental ploace where we share experiences and offer help and prayer for those who are experiencing issues as well as learning from each other.
Whilst we do not advocate initiating contact with the spiritual realm due to particular issues that can arise, including disturbance of the dead, as well as possibly inviting non-human interference that can be unhelpful in origin, we do realise that sometimes these things come through to us. We are encouraged in Scripture to test all the spirits (1 John 4:1) which requires careful discernment, and not something for an individual on their own to become involved without specialist help.
Ghosts, are they Satan disguised as an angel of light? After all, St. Paul says they are, right? Or does
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Read moreWe explore Class III daimones (human spirits), Ghosts and Travellers (those who pass between worlds, as per those used by the medium of Endor)
Read moreIn this final part of the series, we explore Paul’s vision of the Man from Macedonia, and ask a few questions in the light of what we’ve learned during this series.
Read moreWe explore the strange case of Peter at the door. Why does Rhoda convince the disciples that he’s there, but they don’t want to let him in? Is this best explained because they thought it was a crisis apparition, and that his ghost was at the door?
Read moreIn this part, we explore the Lukan resurrection account, seeing it as Luke creating a Sherlockean mystery within a ghost story.
Read moreIn this part of the series, we look at ghosts in the New Testament, and the cultural understandings of them as perceived by the disciples and original readers. With this backdrop, we then explore the account of Jesus walking on the water and how the writers crafted a ghost story which broke the mould.
Read moreIn this series we explore the concept of ghosts within the Bible, looking at the words used for the spirits of the dead, as well as the text and contexts where these are used.
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