Repent of Visiting Evil Altars
Repent of Visiting Evil Altars by Marlene Miles is a thought-provoking exploration published by Amazon Digital Services LLC – Kdp on June 12, 2024. This 114-page book delves into the concept of evil altars, urging readers to consider the potential impacts of these altars on their lives. Through a reflective lens, the author addresses the importance of understanding how one might unknowingly engage with these malevolent forces and the necessity of repentance for any covenants formed.
In this edition, readers will find insights into various types of evil altars, including the mobile evil altar, and the implications of their influence. The book emphasizes the need for awareness regarding what may have affected individuals spiritually, offering guidance on how to break free from these negative connections. Additionally, it includes relevant prayer points aimed at helping readers navigate their spiritual journeys. With a focus on religion and spirituality, this work serves as a resource for those seeking to deepen their understanding of Christian living and the dynamics of spiritual warfare.
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You may think that you’ve never visited an evil altar. Prayerfully you haven’t. But how do you know that an evil altar hasn’t visited you? There are many different types of altars and of the evil type there is the mobile evil altar.
Don’t be without knowledge concerning what may have contacted you, captured you, or initiated you.
We all must repent for any evil covenants that we may have created by going to evil altars, especially those that are still projecting at others, or even ourselves. Yes, arrows can backfire automatically whether someone sends them back or not. There are so many answers in this book. As well the prayer points are on point.
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