The Bible tells us that Demons are fallen angels that followed after Satan when he decided to think he was higher than God. These angels could've stayed in heaven, but they didn't want to release the evil intentions they had. Demons are one third of the angles that left when Satan was kicked of of heaven. Like when God sends his angels to protect us, Satan will send out his demons to take out Christians and he will do his best to come against God and his people. Demons are like the great angles in heaven, they can take on the physical form because they are a spirit.
According to the gospels demons can over take a human vessel that isn't covered by the blood of Jesus. Jesus mentions that a demon will search were it has been cast out from and if he finds it empty he will enter back in and bring more with him. The second time will be more worse than the first. A person that is possessed with a demon shows the signs of someone having seizures, and many other mental disorders, but we have to remember that's not always the case. Demons also have supernatural strength that humans can't even imagine. …show more content…
Each writer was unique how they wrote about demons. When Jesus came to Gerasene near the tombs he confronted a man that had a legion of demons, but what makes the writers unique is that one of them writes that Jesus came across two men that was possessed and another writer explains about one that is possessed. In this certain part of the gospels I believe Jesus is introducing us to who the demons are and what they are capable
According to the gospels demons can over take a human vessel that isn't covered by the blood of Jesus. Jesus mentions that a demon will search were it has been cast out from and if he finds it empty he will enter back in and bring more with him. The second time will be more worse than the first. A person that is possessed with a demon shows the signs of someone having seizures, and many other mental disorders, but we have to remember that's not always the case. Demons also have supernatural strength that humans can't even imagine. …show more content…
Each writer was unique how they wrote about demons. When Jesus came to Gerasene near the tombs he confronted a man that had a legion of demons, but what makes the writers unique is that one of them writes that Jesus came across two men that was possessed and another writer explains about one that is possessed. In this certain part of the gospels I believe Jesus is introducing us to who the demons are and what they are capable