Having been a victim of witchcraft at the age of 21, Connie Huft had numerous spiritual encounters with the paranormal, witches and demonic forces. From a small child she was enamored with the paranormal; with secret, hidden things and wanted to know about Aliens, UFO’s, Ghosts, the Bermuda Triangle, Angels, Demons and other mysterious things. After having several sinister and ominous paranormal encounters, she became concerned about who or what was really behind the paranormal. Her curiosity led her to the Bible and finally to Jesus, where she learned the dark truth behind her former life in the occult. Know Thine Enemy: A Guide to Intelligent Deception is an important and timely book that leaders and lay-persons alike will find to be an important reference guide for dealing with this subject matter. Chapters include: Lucifer—his Origin, Nature and Agenda; Fallen Angels; Possession; Horoscopes and Astrology; UFO’s & Aliens; The Occult, Witchcraft, Sorcery and Magic; Satanic Symbols of the Occult; Ghosts and many more.
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A victim of witchcraft at age 21, C.A. Huft has learned the true nature behind the paranormal maze and shows you the truth with valid Christian biblical research. A former Registered Nurse, Huft knows first hand the power of the paranormal and the depths of deception behind this well orchestrated, ancient ruse.
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14 of 15 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Just want to say a note about Connie's new book KNOW THINE ENEMY. It is a book that engages the spiritual deception that is blinding and seducing millions. C.A. Huft deals head on with the many different spiritual streams that many are looking into, she shares her spiritual journey which lets the read see that she has deep experience and knowledge of the areas she writes about.
The best thing about this book is that you can go to any chapter and find resources, insight and clear spiritual answers.
This is a great book that will inform you and arm you spiritually, I hope you will get it
Blessings
Russ Dizdar
The best thing about this book is that you can go to any chapter and find resources, insight and clear spiritual answers.
This is a great book that will inform you and arm you spiritually, I hope you will get it
Blessings
Russ Dizdar
12 of 13 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars
Riveting, well-researched exposé on the paranormal from a Biblical perspective
March 7, 2010
Format:Paperback
Where do demons come from? Are they fallen angels, or the spirits of dead angelic hybrids? Can Satan read your mind? Should Christians consult seers, clairvoyants and mediums? The answers may surprise you. I learned more from this book about why and how angels and demons exist and work in the hyperdimensional world than ever before from a person with firsthand experience. The author tells why spirits are powerful entities that should not be trifled with. Written for Christians curious about possession, channeling, clairvoyance, witchcraft and mediums which are so pervasive in the popular culture today, and about which most churches remain silent. Very readable, well researched and well organized. Full of Biblical references and extra-biblical sources. Not particularly useful for those who are not Christians and who do not believe the Bible. Some Christians will disagree on a few theological positions, such as the ability to lose one's salvation, but, on a whole, the book is fundamentally sound, in my opinion.
10 of 11 people found the following review helpful
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As I was reading this book there were many things that impressed me. I kept thinking about how I wish I would have liked to have had a reference like this when I was a new believer in Yeshua. C.A. Huft has done a wonderful job at putting everything together in a simple and to the point work that should be in every Christian school. If I was a pastor and pastored any sort of evangelical church I would hand out Know Thine Enemy along with a Bible to every new believer.
You know, I've read many books in my day and very rarely does one find a book that flows like this one does. As I was reading I would note in my mind that it would be nice if Huft would talk about what I perceived to be the next logical subject and BAM, there it was for me to peruse.
Huft was smart to inject her personality into the book. Instead of reading some sort of lecture in book form, it was like I was sitting in her kitchen talking with her about all of the subjects in the book. It was nice that she gave her testimony at the front of the book because it was a pleasant introduction and when the testimony section was finished I was confident that she knew from personal experience and research about the subjects that she addresses in the book. Also, the testimony section causes the reader to feel like a good friend to the author, knowing that the author felt at ease to let the reader see her heart and personality before they ever get started. Personally, I feel that if every author did what Huft did in the beginning then book reading would experience a revolution that would make reading an enjoyable experience again.
The author addresses Spiritual Warfare from A-Z and frankly, I could not think of anything that she left out of the book. It was very well thought out. Of course she gave credit to Yahweh and the Ruach Ha Kodesh for her inspiration which was refreshing to see. The research was intense and very well presented, backed up by Holy Scripture in every instance. Huft went to great extent to rebuff common myths about quite a few things. Take for instance the section on Angels. She quickly dismissed the notion that angels are sweet and childish looking with wings and such and she set aside the notion that angels are female in nature; these two things being perversions of the nature of angels that most of the population still entertains.
Huft likes to present personal thoughts about matters at hand but unlike other authors who leave you wondering if they actually believe their notions, she is quick to let the reader know that those things are merely personal thoughts. I find this refreshing in that these days many authors leave you asking more questions then they have answered but Huft answers every question about the Bible, the nature of Yahweh, Satan, Angels and many other things having left no stone unturned.
Personally, I think that every Christian should have this book in their library and they should read it thoroughly. If you think you know everything then Huft will prove you to be wrong. If you know one of those people who ask a lot of questions about the Bible then you should get this book for them because they will have a constant reference to relate to. This book will make wonderful Christmas and birthday presents to everyone that you know.
If you purchase this book and read it you will have everything to gain. People who don't buy it will be the real losers though because the next time they are at a social gathering and someone asks them about Yahweh, or any of the matters presented in the book, they will be like a person who ignored who ignored the Biblical principal which states:
Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. 2 Timothy 2:15
You know, I've read many books in my day and very rarely does one find a book that flows like this one does. As I was reading I would note in my mind that it would be nice if Huft would talk about what I perceived to be the next logical subject and BAM, there it was for me to peruse.
Huft was smart to inject her personality into the book. Instead of reading some sort of lecture in book form, it was like I was sitting in her kitchen talking with her about all of the subjects in the book. It was nice that she gave her testimony at the front of the book because it was a pleasant introduction and when the testimony section was finished I was confident that she knew from personal experience and research about the subjects that she addresses in the book. Also, the testimony section causes the reader to feel like a good friend to the author, knowing that the author felt at ease to let the reader see her heart and personality before they ever get started. Personally, I feel that if every author did what Huft did in the beginning then book reading would experience a revolution that would make reading an enjoyable experience again.
The author addresses Spiritual Warfare from A-Z and frankly, I could not think of anything that she left out of the book. It was very well thought out. Of course she gave credit to Yahweh and the Ruach Ha Kodesh for her inspiration which was refreshing to see. The research was intense and very well presented, backed up by Holy Scripture in every instance. Huft went to great extent to rebuff common myths about quite a few things. Take for instance the section on Angels. She quickly dismissed the notion that angels are sweet and childish looking with wings and such and she set aside the notion that angels are female in nature; these two things being perversions of the nature of angels that most of the population still entertains.
Huft likes to present personal thoughts about matters at hand but unlike other authors who leave you wondering if they actually believe their notions, she is quick to let the reader know that those things are merely personal thoughts. I find this refreshing in that these days many authors leave you asking more questions then they have answered but Huft answers every question about the Bible, the nature of Yahweh, Satan, Angels and many other things having left no stone unturned.
Personally, I think that every Christian should have this book in their library and they should read it thoroughly. If you think you know everything then Huft will prove you to be wrong. If you know one of those people who ask a lot of questions about the Bible then you should get this book for them because they will have a constant reference to relate to. This book will make wonderful Christmas and birthday presents to everyone that you know.
If you purchase this book and read it you will have everything to gain. People who don't buy it will be the real losers though because the next time they are at a social gathering and someone asks them about Yahweh, or any of the matters presented in the book, they will be like a person who ignored who ignored the Biblical principal which states:
Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. 2 Timothy 2:15
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
A big dose of reality
I very much apprciated the research of the author of Know Thine Enemy. It explains much of what's happening in todays world, and gives the reader the why, to all the problems we... Read more
Published 4 months ago by LY
1.0 out of 5 stars
DO NOT BUY THIS BOOK!
The author is a real sweetheart and I mean her no ill will but her writing style comes across as somebody a bit dingy and the writing is loaded with current pop slang. Read more
Published 15 months ago by Spazzmodicus
5.0 out of 5 stars
Ms. Huft has given us a labour of love in this in-depth exploration...
As someone with a great deal of personal interest in the topic of spiritual deception (once you've experienced it you cannot help but be deeply changed in the way you view the... Read more
Published 21 months ago by Gregory
5.0 out of 5 stars
Knowledgeable Author
Ms Huft writes about what every person should be aware of. Very helpful and informative book and an eye opener for those in the dark about ghosts and spirits. Read more
Published 21 months ago by ConnieW
5.0 out of 5 stars
All believers in Jesus Christ need to read this book!
Too many believers in Jesus Christ are unable to see through the deception that the enemy has been weaving over people in our times today. Read more
Published on April 12, 2011 by ohankel
4.0 out of 5 stars
Good book.
This is a very well written book.
I only wish, she would have used more scripture out of the KJV.
I don't really like NIV translation. Read more
I only wish, she would have used more scripture out of the KJV.
I don't really like NIV translation. Read more
Published on March 17, 2011 by Richard R. Baron
5.0 out of 5 stars
The Real Scoop on the Mysterious and Paranormal.
Talk about long overdue. Say any combination of the following words to a fellow Christian and you are likely to get a blank stare at best, and completely avoided at worst. Read more
Published on December 19, 2010 by Perelandra Kilns
3.0 out of 5 stars
Do not be deceived!
Know Thine Enemy: A Guide to Intelligent Deception
What kind of serious writer would cite Wikipedia? Read more
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Published on March 7, 2010 by Vlatka
5.0 out of 5 stars
Read this book, it's great!!!
This is a highly readable, delightful book. Everyone should read this book !!! It is that good!!!
'Know Thine Enemy" is both fun and profound. Read more
'Know Thine Enemy" is both fun and profound. Read more
Published on October 21, 2009 by T. R. Anderson
5.0 out of 5 stars
Everyone needs to read this book! AUTHOR has done the research for...
I couldn't put this Spirit lead book down.I've been a "born again Christian" for over 30 years and life would have been so much easier if I had had this knowlege earlier. Read more
Published on October 11, 2009 by Heathcare Professional
