Angels and Demons, A BIblical Introduction to the Supernatural

DIXON, Ill. - Oct. 9, 2014 - PRLog -- Angels and Demons, A Biblical Introduction to the Supernatural by Lewis Stanek provides the reader with a concise exploration of the biblical texts available regarding the existence and ministries of supernatural beings such as Seraphim, Cherubim, Ophanim, fallen angels, nephilim, and demons. It delves into unseen realities, exploring our place in the universe, and helps to prepare the reader for spiritual warfare. This is a must read for all who are seriously seeking a deeper understanding of the celestial realms.

A brief excerpt follows:

Let us think for a moment about our five senses. Scientists have given our senses very specific names from the Latin and Greek, in part to precisely describe our senses, but also to include them in their own particular vocabulary of jargon. Some of the senses so named include ophthalmoception or the sense of sight, audioception or the sense of hearing, gustaoception or the sense of taste, olfacoception or the sense of smell, and tactioception or the sense of touch. These are commonly called our five senses. There are of course other senses we rely on such as thermoception or the sense of temperature, proprioceptionor the sense of motion, equilibrioception the sense of balance, and nociception the sense of pain. It is through our senses that we experience the world we live in, but our senses have limits and don’t let us perceive all that is there is to perceive. Dogs have a much stronger sense of smell than we do, as well as a more acute sense of hearing, and anyone who has ever had a pet dog or cat will tell you that on occasion they appear to be aware of and reacting to things beyond our own perception. There is also what some call the sixth sense or extrasensory perception. Many people practice hours of meditation attempting to heighten their psychic abilities so that they may become aware of those things not normally visible to the human eye nor audible to the human ear. Extrasensory perception comes in and out of vogue with each new generation always being sold as something new and different, but the truth be told, channelers are no different than yesterdays mediums, and the new age is as old as the mystery religions of ancient Babylon. Be that as it may be, many people study occult literature and practice meditation in the hopes of developing their senses to the point that they may delve into unseen realities.

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