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Hello, if you’ve been here before, you’ll know that Christ’s Soldiers stays on track with revelations about our enemy. Something that some people do not find interesting right now, but don’t worry, Brother and Sister in Christ, the events of the world will awaken those who suspect something is wrong with the way things are. So let us begin…
The World Is Not What It Appears:
‘Friends, from the beginning, deception relied on appearance. The serpent did not deny God outright—he reframed reality. “And no marvel; for Satan himself is transformed into an angel of light.” (2 Corinthians 11:14, KJV). Illusion has always been the enemy’s most effective veil. Not darkness alone, but false light—comforting, attractive, convincing.
An Enchanted World Without Knowing It:
Enchantments are not fairy tales. Biblically, they refer to influences that alter perception, dull discernment, and redirect trust. An enchanted world feels safe while quietly reshaping belief.
But, modern enchantment does not require spells. It operates through:
- Repetition without reflection.
- Imagery without substance.
- Emotion without truth.
- Confidence without wisdom.
What is repeated becomes believable. What is familiar becomes unquestioned.
The Illusion of Control:
One of the strongest enchantments is the belief that humanity is more informed, more advanced, and more autonomous than ever before. Yet dependence has never been higher.
Scripture warned that deception would intensify, not disappear. “Ever learning, and never able to come to the knowledge of the truth.” (2 Timothy 3:7). Information increased. Wisdom diminished. The veil thickened.
When Comfort Replaces Discernment:
Illusion thrives where comfort is prioritized over truth. If something feels good, it is defended. If it challenges identity, it is rejected. The enemy does not need to convince the world that evil is good—only that truth is unnecessary. This is how enchanting works: reality becomes optional.
The Shattering Has Begun:
A veil does not shatter quietly. It fractures under pressure—when lies can no longer support their own weight. Confusion increases not because truth is absent, but because illusion is failing.
“For there shall arise false christs, and false prophets, and shall shew great signs and wonders; insomuch that, if it were possible, they shall deceive the very elect.” (Matthew 24:24). Awareness is now essential.
Seeing Clearly Again:
Breaking enchantment requires humility. It means accepting that we may have mistaken convenience for truth, consensus for righteousness, and novelty for progress. Discernment returns when Scripture becomes the lens again. Light does not distort. It clarifies.
Author’s Note:
‘Friends, this essay was written to describe a condition, not to condemn the reader. Enchantment is effective precisely because it feels normal. No generation believes it is deceived—until the veil cracks. The shattered veil is not a sign of doom; it is a sign of mercy.
God reveals illusion before judgment, offering clarity before consequence. Confusion rises when false frameworks collapse, but that moment is also an invitation to return to truth. I avoided naming specific modern tools or institutions here intentionally. Illusion is not confined to one system—it is a way of seeing.
When truth becomes negotiable, everything becomes unstable. Scripture consistently warns that deception will increase in the last days, but it also promises that light will expose what darkness hides. The problem is not that the world is enchanted—it is that many have grown comfortable within the spell.
Breaking illusion requires slowing down, questioning assumptions, and anchoring identity in God rather than culture. This is uncomfortable work. But freedom always begins with clarity.
If this piece unsettles you, let it lead you toward Scripture, prayer, and self-examination—not fear. The enemy’s power lies in distortion, not truth. The veil is breaking. What matters now is whether we love the light enough to step into it. “God bless you and yours.” Amen!
Author and Servant;
Norman G. Roy III
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