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What makes the devil mad?

"The Lord said to Satan, 'Very well, then, everything he has is in your hands, but on the man himself do not lay a finger.' Then Satan went out from the presence of the Lord." Job 1:12 This goes to show the imperfection of the world. These people were given a choice and they chose the wrong one. God gave Satan an opportunity to mess with Job. He gives Satan the opportunity to mess with everyone. Job continued to love Jesus Christ. You need to do everything you can to make Satan mad. The devil looks for someone to devour. Stay strong with your faith. Everyone has the same struggle. There are four things we can do to anger the devil. 1: have a Godly house, home, and family. 2: Live up to your potential. 3: Have purity in an age of corruption. 4: Have strong bible preaching and teaching. Take your success and wisdom and give credit to God. Give back what God has asked you to give back. People are walking away from God and the church. Satan is beautiful and presents to us what we want to be apart of. He will tear down morality. May everything that comes from my mouth come from God. Open up God's word when you feel beaten. God is ALWAYS present. Satan is alive and we want him mad and gone. Set the foundation so the world can be pure again. The corruption of the world is because of Satan. Bringing the purity back starts with us. All of the crime and the hatred is Satan. Church is the center hub. Make the bible the most read book. There is power in His word and worship.

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