RUSSELL SANDERS
5-1-2025
THE SPIRIT OF MOLECH

Abortion is promoted by demon spirits and often disguised as a prudent and logical choice. It constitutes an unholy spilling of innocent blood which is one of the things that God hates. [Proverbs 6:17] The shedding of innocent blood empowers [gives added strength] to Satan’s demons. The practice has been around over three thousand years, promoted by the demon god of the ancient Ammonites, Molech [Moloch] and Chemosh which are cited in 1 Kings 11:7 and by a backslidden King Solomon.

As said, the spilling of the innocent blood of a helpless pre-born child is hated by God. There is no justification found anywhere in scripture, not even in the case of rape or incest. Human reasoning offers rape or incest as justification for abortion, but scripture does not support this regardless of human reasoning.

The spirit of Molech has a stronghold on America and other regions. This spirit has convinced many people that there are justifications for the murder of pre-born children. Many have little understanding about this, and for those that have had an abortion, we can assure you that God forgives when we ask him to. This information is not meant to condemn anyone that has fallen prey to this. God is the God of restoration.

The names Molech, Moloch, Malcam, and Milcom all mean “the reigning one.” Satan is the reigning god of this world, and he comes to steal, KILL, and destroy. He is the promoter of death.

There is an appointed time for each of us to die in God’s plan according to Hebrews 9:27, but Satan wants to end a life outside of that appointed time.

There are questions relating to this that we often do not understand, but we must trust that God knows all about it. We must trust in His wisdom and understanding. God’s ways are very much unlike our ways. If one has gone through this, you must “give it all” to Him and cease to be burdened or be tormented over it. Once we have repented it is as if it never happened with God.

While this demon spirit Molech may wreak havoc in lives, we must rest in the peace which Christ gives to us, knowing that we are forgiven.