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Summary: As Christians, we are not immune to the challenges and trials of life.

As Christians, we are not immune to the challenges and trials of life. Sometimes, the enemy can seem to gain the upper hand, leaving us feeling helpless and broken. One such scenario is when a husband, ordained by God, loses his wife to the schemes of the devil.

The Bible warns us about the enemy's intentions: "The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy" (John 10:10). Satan seeks to destroy what God has ordained, including marriages. When a husband, chosen by God, loses his wife, it can be a devastating blow.

Reasons for the Devil's Attack

1. Spiritual Warfare: Marriage is a divine institution, and the enemy seeks to destroy what God has joined together.

2. Weaknesses and Vulnerabilities: Unaddressed issues, such as communication breakdowns or unmet emotional needs, can create openings for the enemy to exploit.

3. Lack of Spiritual Covering: Neglecting prayer, Bible study, and fellowship can leave a marriage vulnerable to attack.

Consequences of the Devil's Attack

1. Emotional Pain and Trauma: The loss of a loved one can lead to deep emotional scars.

2. Spiritual Confusion: The husband may question God's sovereignty and goodness.

3. Marital Breakdown: The enemy's schemes can lead to separation or divorce.

Hope and Restoration

1. Seek God's Comfort: Find solace in God's presence and promises (Psalm 34:18, Isaiah 41:10).

2. Spiritual Warfare: Engage in fervent prayer, fasting, and seeking support from fellow believers (Ephesians 6:10-18).

3. Forgiveness and Healing: Release any bitterness or resentment, and seek restoration through counseling or mentorship.

Remember, God is able to restore what has been lost (Joel 2:25). Hold onto faith, and trust in His sovereignty, even in the midst of trials.

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