Bear statues and amulets


Any Greek or Hebrew translations are quoted from

New Strong’s Exhaustive Concordance of the Bible

James Strong, LL.D., S.T.D.

Thomas Nelson Publishers 1990 edition

 

The bear is a powerful religious symbol in Native American belief.  A part of their false religious belief is to take on the persona of an animal in ritualistic worship.  Their statues emulate this.  Animal statues and amulets are a part of their religion.  Their statues and amulets symbolize their false animal spirit guides.  What many people do not realize is that evil spirits can, and do, mimic animals including bears.  In Native American lore, and some other false religions, false animal spirit guides are used to contact the spirit world (a Shaman practice).  However, what they are contacting through these false spirit guides is an evil spirit world that is filled with deception.  False animal spirit guides are assigned as protectors by families practicing these false religions.  These animal protectors are even displayed on their family totem poles.  Isaiah 44:19:  …shall I fall down to the stock of a tree?   People who practice nature worship are unaware that they are not really assigning God’s original creation (His animals) to their family to be their spirit guide, but are assigning evil familiar spirits portraying themselves as God’s animal creations.  Note:  This is not against any race of people, or any of God’s animals, but only against the worship of false gods through nature or man-made (manufactured) images of God’s original creatures/creation.  Romans 1:23, 25:  And changed the glory of the uncorruptible God into an image made like to corruptible man, and tobirds, and fourfooted beasts, and creeping things.  Who changed the truth of God into a lie, and worshipped and served the creature more than the Creator, who is blessed for ever.  Amen.  The Greek word for ‘creature’ in Romans 1:25 is “ktisis, ktis’-is; …creation, creature”.  To worship does not mean you have to bow or pray to something; it means to have love, admiration, devotion and respect for someone or something – which is one reason why people have, and make, religious objects in the first place. 

Evil spirits (masquerading as animals) attempt to create strongholds in the life of those they are assigned to, in an effort to infiltrate the person’s mind.  As I discuss in my document on ‘shamanism’; and also my document on ‘yoga’.  These evil spirits begin by tempting the person to have an unnatural attraction for a particular animal(s) until the person creates a fetish for this animal.  Some feel so strongly that they can relate to, or become one with, the animalthat they will even decorate their house with its likeness.  They have created an unnatural tie (cord) with this animal’s likeness!  They feel less human and more like an animal.  Some people will even go to the extreme and have their self tattooed to resemble an animal.  While others may not go to that extreme they will actually mimic an animal during sexual relations, or during fits of rage.  It has been my experience that people who have bear statues and amulets can become extremely aggressive, exploding into fits of rage.  They will act like an angry bear!  It’s not only with the bear statues and amulets but also with the wolf, leopard, and lion.  Jeremiah 5:6:  Wherefore a lion out of the forest shall slay them, and a wolf of the evenings shall spoil them, a leopard shall watch over their cities: every one that goeth out thence shall be torn in pieces: because their transgressions are many, and their backslidings are increased.  Daniel 7:5:  And behold another beast, a second, like to a bear, and it raised up itself on one side, and it had three ribs in the mouth of it between the teeth of it:  and they said thus unto it.  Arise, devour much flesh.  Revelation 13:2:  And the beast which I saw was like unto a leopard, and his feet were as the feet of a bear, and his mouth as the mouth of a lion:  and the dragon gave him power, and his seat, and great authority.  Note:  To the Indian who worships nature the bear claw is a supposed ‘symbol of power’; and a bear statue or amulet with a jagged ‘heart line’ painted or carved on it supposedly symbolizes long life – these false beliefs are wives tales and witchcraft. 

Any time a person has an unusual or unnatural attraction for a particular animal it is possible that their ancestors may have spiritually assigned this false animal spirit to them as their spirit guide.  It is when they start to obsess over this animal, or decorate their home with its image, that the ancestral connection is made.  Some may regularly see this animal in their dreams.  The animal itself is not the problem; it is Satan and his evil spirits posing as the animal, or the man-made replicas of the animal, that is attracting the person’s unnatural affection towards it.  Having man-made replicas of God’s original creations can (and will) open spiritual doorways for Satan and his evil spirits to infiltrate our homes and our thoughts.  If anyone reading this feels they may be drawn to a particular animal, or that something is just not right about their attraction to this animal then I would get rid of anything in your home that bears its likeness.  This does not include your real and living animals!  Satan is not the creator of living animals he can only hide behind our man-made likenesses.  The image of the bear and the wolf are even on some tobacco products – tobacco being popular in Indian nature worship.  Their image is a popular spirit guide in Indian false religion.  See very important comment about real animals in my document under ‘cherub/cherubim’.  Also, see my document concerning ‘unholy or unnatural sexual cords’, it includes prayer of deliverance from these cords [ties]!