The Serpent Leader and the Double Door

UV 3444/10000 The Serpent/Servant Leader and the Double Door
But the serpent said to the woman,” You will certainly not die!”

Genesis 3 v 4

The serpent leader contradicts God. In so doing, He leads people up a garden path to the very gate of hell. Death is a double door. For the believer and follower of the Servant Leader, it is the door to heaven. For the unbeliever and the one who follows the serpent leader, it is the door to hell. It is obvious that the one who disbelieves and disobeys the Almighty, Omnipotent, Omniscient God will suffer consequences. But the serpent leader deludes and deceives mankind. Hence, every man when he lives is under the illusion that he will not die, that he can live as if he can live forever. He is not prepared for the after life. He believes that even if he dies, it is just the end of life and suffering. The Servant Leader in contrast confirms the word of God, the plan of God, the will of God in our lives. As Lord Amen, His title in the book of Revelation, He fulfills the promises and vision of God in our lives. He becomes the Door to eternal life.

The serpent leader works on our belief system so that we believe lies to be truth while the Servant Leader tells or teaches us truths. In fact, He Himself became the personification and embodiment of Truth. Through the elements of the communion, He introduced He becomes our edible truth, the Bread of Life to prepare us for life as well as physical death. The serpent leader to this day works through deception and through deceivers. The Servant Leader empowers, enables, endows, equips us through true faith in Him and His word. The serpent leader teaches people to doubt, disbelieve and disobey the promises and commands of God while the Servant Leader teaches us to believe, treasure, honour the promises and commands of God.

The Servant Leader helps us to fulfill His purpose for our creation or our lives while the serpent leader prompts us to disbelieve in our higher purpose and our God given potential to fulfill it. The serpent leader wants us to fritter our time and energy. The Servant Leader wants us to use, utilize, invest our time, energy, talent, abilities, resources in building the kingdom of God. The serpent leader believes in anarchy while the Servant Leader believes in order, governance, fruitfulness. The serpent leader sows with his words and thoughts the seeds of uncertainty, fear, insecurity, doubt and hopelessness while the Servant Leader sows the seeds of certainty, assurance, comfort, security, deliverance, courage and hope.