A. Reference to picking up serpents and drinking deadly poison should best be understood as protectional statements. Paul, for example, was protected from harm when he accidentally picked up a deadly viper, and it "fastened on his hand" (Acts 28:3).
The New Testament records no example of a person protected from the effects of drinking poison; however, Eusebius (The History of the Church, page 151) states that this happened to Joseph Barsabbas (named in Acts 1:23). In any event, the deliberate picking up of snakes or the drinking of poison should not be understood as the demonstration of a miracle. Either would be testing God, and Jesus spoke against this kind of evil when He was tempted by Satan to throw Himself down from the pinnacle of the temple: "Do not put the Lord your God to the test" (Matthew 4:7; Luke 4:12).
Thus the activities of snake-handling cults today should be viewed as presumptuous rather than miraculous. Q. I have heard it said that Satan and demons cannot ... more.
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