Our destiny is to take over all creation seated next to the
Lord ruling with him. Psa 2:8; Hab 2:14; Rev 7:9-10
As satan has attacked you, so have you been the more enraged against him. He is likened to a roaring lion, but you are the elephant. The lion may bite your heel, but you shall crush his head under your feet. As an elephant who is wounded becomes extremely enraged, so the evil darts which satan inflicts on you, thinking to destroy you, have only caused to make you more enraged against him and more determined to destroy him. Though he hides in dark places, as if in a thick jungle, you shall go forth with fury seeking out his hiding place and trample him down. You shall ravage his territory and drive him out, and he shall flee in terror before you, and wherever you go, behind you shall the land be restored. It shall blossom and be fruitful, and produce cities of habitation--cities filled with hearts which are the habitation of the Spirit and the Kingdom of God. Satan is an unwise adversary, in the face of those who know their Lord. Satan should not stay so long in the place of the breaking forth of God's children. For as God's warriors break forth, they shall thoroughly grind satan into the dust and drive him into desolate places which are uninhabited, where he shall perish from among the children of men.
The lion may roar, but stronger still is the sound of an elephant's trumpet. A lion may have teeth, but he can be impaled upon the horns of the mighty elephant. Then shall the dark and savage land become a paradise and its' inhabitants shall be safe from harm. Though the lion is swifter, it is only so he may flee the faster, for a wounded elephant shall never retreat, but shall continue fighting even until death, and the Lord shall heal the wounds of his people and shall be King over all the earth on that day.
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