Frogs have three purposes:
- to hunt and devour
- to reproduce
- to be hunted and devoured
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The Process of the Impure Frog Spirits:
- release demonic offspring (tadpoles) through words
- these tadpoles grow to be full body frogs by feeding on the sins of the host body
- the frogs ultimate goal is to convert the host soul into a frog in order to mate with the host and eventually devour the host
- reproduction is accomplished with every evil word spoken from the host and every evil deed
- the first step of conversion is to make the host smaller so that the frog can fit the soul in his mouth
- the second step of conversion is to denature the host into a frog so that it may reproduce. The frogs will allow the host soul to seemingly thrive in order create a greater plunder of reproduction and feasting for a later date
- denature of a soul is accomplished by disconnecting the female part of the soul with the God and connecting it with the male frog. "So God created man in His own image; He created him in the image of God; He created them male and female." Ge 1:27
- frogs do not have the authority or power to disconnect a soul from God. Frogs bate the soul with selfish ambition to pull the host away from feeding from God
Impure Frog Spirit Defense:
The environment within the host person is the single factor that creates or prevents the development of demonic outbreak in the soul. Prayer is the only defense to prevent the workings of the impure frog spirits.
References:
http://www.defenders.org/frogs/basic-facts
http://allaboutfrogs.org/weird/general/skin.html
Martin A. Briggs Frogs YouTube Playlist
National Geographic Kids - Amphibians: Bullfrogs (video)
Frog facts:
Most frogs are born in water as tadpoles and gradually change into frogs although some frogs, known as direct developers, are born as full frogs. This allows them to be born and live far away from water, such as on mountaintops.
A frog mainly lives on insects and small animals like earthworms, minnows and spiders.
Because they are predators and prey many animals are affected by them, frogs provide insight into the health of the ecosystem.
Frogs typically lay their eggs in water. The eggs hatch into aquatic larvae, called tadpoles, that have tails and internal gills.
Frogs must be able to move quickly through their environment to catch prey and escape predators, and numerous adaptations help them to do so.
