In any warfare, there will be wounded and hurting people. This is true in the great warfare in which we are engaged. People will not always stand strong and true. Those who stand will be wounded and hurt. Often these are the weak and the poor and the needy. Because of this we do not willingly rush into war and conflict.
This is the reason we must encourage and stir one another up to endure hardness as good soldiers of Jesus Christ, for we are not to please ourselves but the Lord Jesus who died for us. Beloved, we do not wrestle with flesh and blood, but our conflict must sometimes involve flesh and blood, for Satan does not come in his own face.
Even Peter spoke for the devil when he tried to persuade Jesus from going to Jerusalem. Jesus rebuke Peter, saying, “Get thee behind me, Satan.” The Lord did not disown Peter, nor abandon him because of his unrighteous words, but reproved him sharply as we also have been commanded to do.
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