Note 1
Cf. pages 50, 71, 104, 107, 161.

Note 2
Cf. pages 69, 71.

Note 3
Cf. pages 73, 74.

Note 4
Cf. pages 66, 101, 130.

Note 5
See 1 Cor. 3: 1-4.

Note 6
See page 101.

Note 7
Phil. 2: 12-15.

Note 8
The deceiving spirits use hypnotism as an excuse, or opportunity, for their manifestation. It is but a means for producing the passive state they require for their workings.

Note 9
See Chapter 4 on Passivity.

Note 10
Page 59.

Note 11
Bishop Moule.

Note 12
See Appendix.

Note 13
See, too, Psalm 127: 3, 6; Dan. 7: 15; Ezek. 3: 14; Ezek. 11: 19; Rom. 7: 6; Acts 19: 21; 2 Cor. 7: 13; 1 Cor 6: 20.

Note 14
Faussett.

Note 15
See pages 81-82.

Note 16
See "Wrestling and what it means," page 248.

Note 17
Cf. pages 50 to 53.

Note 18
Pages 150-151.

Note 19
Cf. pages 79, 80.

Note 20
Pages 51-53, 97-98.

Note 21
i.e., "fiery darts" (Ephes. 6: 16), to be quenched by the shield of faith.

Note 22
See "Wrestling," Page 248.

Note 23
Cf. Acts 18: 5; 19: 21; 20: 22.

Note 24
Page 135.

Note 25
Pages 141-143.

Note 26
Cf. pages 75, 113, 151.

Note 27
Page 81.

Note 28
Page 79.

Note 29
Cf. Pages 130, 131, 136.

Note 30
Cf. Pages 215 to 217.

Note 31
Pages 122, 136.

Note 32
Pages 81-82.

Note 33
Cf. page 136, and "Feelings," page 233.