Know Thy Enemy
$19.98
How to set yourself free from oppression and depression. What to watch for when seeking a practioner for alternative medicine. Sign of children becoming involved in the dark world. Understanding how our enemy operates and how it can effect our lives through curses, iniquities, soulties, and familiar spirits. “Dr. Andes, through her own personal experience and extensive research, has shown the light of truth into dark corners of our world, some seen, some unseen. She also dispels a lot of preconceived notions and long held beliefs that are just not true. Dr. Andes gives us Scripture to defeat the enemy on his own ground, where this is not being taught from our pulpits and in ourchurches today. This is an easy read and a must read for students, parents, and pastors alike.” Fred Agey Avid Book Critic Culpeper, Virginia “This Scripture-based book give insightful information explaining Satan’s tactics and how one can recognize them. Dr. Andes clearly brings out what parents need to look for when their children get involved in the dark world. Anyone reading this book can use it as self-help to set themselves and others free of demonic influence.” Rev. Leonard A. Preston, M.A.T. San Antonio, Texas “This is an excellent Bible primer to help set free those who are unaware of the oppression that comes from ungodly (occult and cult) practices. Dr. Andes’ direction from the Holy Spirit during her long experience has helped make this a critically important book to every individual seeking to be free in Christ.” Rev. Laurence V. Mason, Ph.D. President, Agape Love Ministries, Inc. Remington, Virginia
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SKU (ISBN): 9781591604358
ISBN10: 1591604354
Donna Andes
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: January 2003
Publisher: Xulon Press
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