
Satan Unmasked
Unmasking the Unseen Series, Book 1
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Narrated by:
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Lynn Brunk
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By:
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Tekoa Manning
About this listen
Satan Unmasked examines passages of scriptures concerning Satan and the origins of how he evolved into doctrines and belief systems, taking on many different forms as the embodiment of evil.
In Christianity, Satan has developed into God’s adversary, a fallen angel. However, in Psalms and the Book of Job, Satan is likened to a prosecuting attorney in the Heavenly Court.
Satan Unmasked is the first book of a four-part series concerning doctrines that have crept into our theology. Book two, Spirits Unveiled, examines angelic beings and the spiritual realm, followed by books three and four regarding salvation, tithing, the role of women, and generational issues.
©2023 Tekoa Manning (P)2023 Tekoa Manning
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