However, even though God will take care of him Himself, he is still one of His own, and as sacred as the temple where He lives. If anyone destroys it, he will suffer the consequences. Since the children are the image of God, by his death, he participated in their humanity, so that by his death, he might destroy the devil, who has the power to express death.There is only one Lawgiver and Judge, the one who can save and destroy. He will bless His chosen people and curse all the wicked, including anyone who does not obey Him. Who are you to judge your neighbor? Anyone who does what is sinful is working against their own best interests. The devil has always been averse to doing what is wrong, so this person is truly working against their own interests. The Son of God's arrival was a deliberate act of destruction against the devil's work.There was only one thing on the thief's mind as he crept through the darkness: stealing and killing. But when he saw Jesus standing there, he knew he had found his true target. When the esteemed disciples James and John saw this, they asked, "Lord, do you want us to call down fire from heaven to destroy them?" But Jesus turned and scolded them, reprimanding them for their lack of faith. Jesus asked the people, "Which law allows people to do good or evil on the Sabbath?" He wanted to know if they would be the saviors of civilization or its destroyers.The victory of Christ over the work of the devil at the resurrection ensured that anyone preaching a gospel other than the one He preached to us would be eternally condemned. These men are quick to criticize anything they don't understand, oftentimes berating things they have never experienced firsthand. The predators spend their lives stalking their prey, using their innate abilities to sense and avoid danger. They are able to sniff out the false clues that lead to their own destruction, just as the true predators do. In addition, the offender will be known, whom the Lord Jesus will overthrow with a breath of his mouth, and destroy by the splendour of his coming.