A TEACHER is teaching a large class. The teacher is doing the very best job possible in teaching the students all they need to know. Suddenly, anything is happened...

[Queen Esther]

A TEACHER is teaching a large class. The teacher is doing the very best job possible in teaching the students all they need to know.

Suddenly, an unruly student in the back of the class stands up, and shouts to everyone in the class....

You are a liar, teacher! You have no right to be teaching this class at all. I know more about the subject than you do, and I can prove it to any fellow student who will listen to me!

What does the teacher do? Does the teacher just call the Principal and have the unruly student evicted immediately from the class, and then continue on, as if nothing had happened? Think about it for a moment.....If the teacher chose that course of action, then the other students may never know for sure who was correct, and who was the liar, and could be convinced to follow the unruly student.

The teach chooses this solution to the problem....  The teacher says to the unruly student: "OK, you come forward, and you teach the class for one week. At the end of the week, it will become quite clear to all onlookers who tells the truth, and who is the liar....  who has the right to teach this class, and who does not have that right.

Here's the point of this little illustration....  This clearly illustrates exactly what happened in the Garden of Eden, between the serpant, Satan, and Adam and Eve.

The onlookers were the billions of angelic servants of Jehovah God.

The week mentioned for Satan and his demons is not quite over, but today, just a little time is left.

In the meantime, whose side do you choose to be on...  The teacher, or the unruly student ?