Deliverance from Evil
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Personal accountability and responsibility are key to your deliverance from evil. The Lord has the power and your free will agreement with his power brings results. Lord deliver us from evil!
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Sadness beyond imagination, but triumph in the face of one of Satan's worst travesties against mankind. Evil- you didn't, and never will win! God's hand of mercy sustained a remnant against the forces of evil. This story must always be told to future generations. Thank you, Manny, for educating the world by telling your story.
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If you want to really understand the most evil people on earth who have chosen to serve the devil, read this book.
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A tale of magic, God, Lucifer, good and evil.  Ends well and reinforces our hope that all we need to vanquish evil  is for a few exceptional men and women to oppose it.
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Os Guinness does us all a tremendous service by parsing out bedrock elements regarding the presence of evil in our world and our potential response to it...primarily fight or flight.  The call is clearly to step up to our responsibility to address the evil done, both to us and by us, and to overcome evil with good...like Jesus did.
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I LOVED this book! I really thought it was interesting when Nathan D. Thomas (the author) talked about the enemy (Satan) and the book of Revelation in the Bible. You need to read this book!
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Deliver Us From Evil by Don Basham was written in 1972, but it's been repackaged and given an updated cover. This book details Pastor Basham's reluctant change from believing that Christians can't be possessed by demons to  believing that not only can they be possessed by demons, but that deliverance should be performed for many things - epilepsy, smoking, drug addictions, and more.

I was enjoying and agreeing with this book for about the first half - I believe that Satan does work today, wreaking havoc in our churches and lives, oppressing Christians, and possessing non Christians. I also believe that the church at large today often downplays potential demonic activity and tends to want to never blame anything on demonic activity. However, Don takes it a step further and claims that born again Christian believers can literally be possessed by demons. I do not believe that at all. There are many great resources on the internet explaining this concept biblically and showing why a Christian cannot be demon possessed, and I would suggest reading them before reading this book. Therefore, I took many of these stories with a large grain of salt. It was an interesting book.

I received a copy of this book from Chosen Books in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are my own.
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This book is chilling, disturbing and made me get on my knees and thank God for signing my name in the Lamb's book of Life. I am determined with God's grace and the power of HIS spirit to get everyone I know saved and witness to those on what Jesus came to do for us. No one should go to this place. The visions are embedded in my mind and will probably keep me from knowingly sinning. God has a way of getting HIS message across about sin and Baxter's account of hell was it. I smiled when I read her revelation of heaven, just to know that this is the place that I have to look forward to. I praise God that I will not be spending eternity in hell and I am going to take as many with me as I can so they can also avoid the terror of hell.
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This booklet should be read by all so we who follow Christ can recognize the infiltration of the evil one in our churches. It shows the strategy of satan followers in destroying churches, witness and keeping the Gospel from being effective. In each of the steps I saw patterns from each church I have attended. The evil one and his minions are still working in the world today. This booklet, filled with Scriptural references, demonstrates the ease with which ministries are attacked and how God has prepared us through his word to identify and overcome them.
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( review via epicbookquest.com )

Hope is dead. That is the message that Trent Cooper hopes will take the younger generations by storm- while simultaneously launching him into a corporate career of power and wealth. Working for a media company, he hopes to use the seeming despair of the millennials to drive the latest fad by taking away any sense of hope they may have, and making a mockery of religion. Soon the phrase is seen everywhere- from advertisements, to trendies on street corners holding `hope is dead' signs. A new culture of despondency has been born, and it seems there is no way to stop the evil that is rising. . .

But God has a plan. One by one, He is calling to the hearts of those who will listen, drawing people in from all walks of life, asking them to step out in faith to do what they know is right. The choice lays before them- ignore the call, or choose to follow His lead no matter the cost- something they call `the turning'. As one step slowly leads to the next, this diverse group of people are finally brought together for the ultimate revelation of God's plan to fight against the darkness, and remind the world of the ultimate hope that is through Jesus Christ.

Wow! What a story- this book gave me chills. Bunn is a fantastic author, masterfully weaving a host of colorful characters into a thought-provoking story that will both challenge and inspire you. The premise of this book is only a slightly amplified version of reality, and all it takes is a fleeting glance at today's youth to discover that we are surrounded by a culture of death and despair. Skulls, zombies, witchcraft, and an open mockery of Christian morals are now the social norm, and God is calling all believers to take a stand and to shine the light of Jesus Christ into the darkness -now. The question is, will we take the turning and obey?

Disclaimer: I received a free copy of this book through River North Fiction, a division of Moody Publishers, in exchange for an honest review.
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I learned so much and thoroughly enjoyed this book. I would recommend all to purchase and read. I was able to see areas in which I need deliverance.
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This book is a good example of one man's life, living under evil while staying focused on God and helping the persecuted.  An eye opening view of how easy evil can permeate culture, society and people under the guise of nationalism, false promises and prosperity by appealing to the pride of mankind and vilifying others who are made scapegoats.
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Once again Sean Hannity has exposed the duplicity of the radical Left and their fellow-travellers.  In his landmark book "Deliver Us From Evil," Hannity vividly details the appeasement efforts of the modern-day Democratic leaders.  Pulling no punches, he courageously explains how the foreign policy mishaps of William Jefferson Clinton paved the way for the September 11th terrorist attacks.
Hannity is to be commended for speaking the unspoken truth.  Just like the Bible, "Deliver Us From Evil" needs to be translated into various foreign languages.  This book needs to be in the hands of all of the oppressed people throughout the world and give them the inspiration and courage to rise up to the despicable tyrants.
Perhaps in the near future, Sean Hannity will go on a "Hannitzation Of The World Tour."  It would be great to see Sean doing a book signing at The Great Wall Of China and in Baghdad.  Sean Hannity is a great man and America is better off because of him!  May God Bless him and his beloved family.
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In the Goliath Code, author Suzanne Leonhard takes the reader on an exciting roller-coaster, fast-paced journey into the near future, where they encounter good versus evil.  This book speaks to the Book of Revelation - what the Bible says about the end of the age. Waiting for the next book!
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In 1756 London, England experienced a cataclysmic event that left the shattered city in total darkness, despair and panic. Could this really be the beginning of the end? Even before, the much anticipated comet hits the planet Earth, specifically London? Or, is it the result of 'Nemorensis', an occultic book that seems to have a life of it's own, possessing and consuming, whom it will? One thing is for sure, who ever is in possession of this ancient documentation of prophecies, is affected by it and not necessarily for the good. Dr. Sabian Blake, a scientist who is aware of it's powers but not to it's fullest extent, hopes to gain occultic and world powers and eventual dominance over everyone and everything, by retaining it in his possession. Much like quoting Holy Scripture increases ones faith and gives strength, to the Christian. Only he wanted it, for the self-serving purpose of power. Witches cast spells for the purpose of controlling, mind and matter. On their terms, how and when they want, regardless of an individuals choice and free will. So too, does the 'Nemorensis' over ride ones free will, subtly. The malicious evil that is within the book, starts to take over the personality of Dr. Blake to the point, that he keeps an Angel named Tegatus whose wings have been clipped, as a hostage to do his bidding and for the purpose of usage, in a spell. Where did this mysterious book come from and who wrote it? The "...father of all lies..." (John 8:44 KJV) satan himself, from the pit of Hell. Fast action and adventure, a written drama that will compel your reading attention. Keep the light, on...! Nina Kish
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Kathryn Mackel invites us into a post-modern future where the future of mankind is bleak at best. The land has been ravaged by nuclear war and deadly toxins have made much of Earth uninhabitable. Evil men hold seats of power and they have perverted God's creation through DNA manipulation, a process known as transmogrification. Innocent men, women, and children are continually taken captive and subjected to these horrific tests and experiments. Man has forsaken his Creator, and evil ravishes the land. However, there is hope.

A remnant of believers has built a modern day ark that is hides beneath the polar ice caps. They teach and train their children in the ways of the Lord, with the hope that they can impact the world above. As the children mature they are sent to the surface to live as Outriders and Trackers. Their mission is to scout the land and teach a lost world a message of hope it so desperately needs. Can they make a difference before mankind is truly lost?

This is a wonderful fantasy series that is chocked full of action, suspense, and heart. Mackel gives us a frightening glimpse into the future of mankind that is both original and eye-opening. The story seems to wander a bit at times, but overall the plot development is cohesive and effective. Mackel's strength is in the action sequences which are thrilling and full of excitement. Violence and gore are effectively used to draw readers into the heart of the battles. The heroes of this story are teens and young adults who have nothing to rely on but their training and a deep faith in God. Their faith is inspiring and encouraging as time and time again they trust in God, no matter how difficult the task.

This series is highly recommended for fans of fantasy and science fiction. Much of this material is intense and intended for mature readers, but it is appropriate for older teens. The lessons of strong faith and discipleship found in this series are worthwhile for adults and teenagers alike. (From Christian Library Journal)
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I surprised myself by choosing to read this book, thinking it was only for bible kind of people - no not so! It has a strong message for many while entertaining the reader.

Jonah (Jon) Elijah March is born to ordinary parents in an ordinary town in the United States. But he is no ordinary child. He is one of the last of two prophets mentioned in the Bible's Book of Revelations.

He has dreams that in time prove to manifest as actual events that become stronger when he is a teen. When his earlier visions, like the one about Lara--literally a girl of his dreams--being involved in an accident does not manifest as he envisioned, Jon thinks he is wrong. In time he realizes that his vision have merit and are not wrong, only he has not been patient or trusting enough to see them to fruition. In time Jon and Lara marry.

 Another tells Jon he is slated for great things because of his visions and that God has chosen him to be a prophet but he doesn't believe it. And then an angel appears to him and follows it up with a miraculous sign.  It is then that he accepts his fate. Along with his acceptance comes an ominous message--with the glory comes imminent death.

Jon is not alone in this journey. There are people who see him for what his purpose is to be, such people as the kind Pastor Weathersby who guides Jon to understand his gift and later he meets the Pope along with other spiritual world leaders who believe in his prophesies.

As Jon begins his mission by proclaiming God's message spreading the news that "The End of Days is at hand," the reader can find comfort in what Horton reminds us, "The world is a very transient place..." And warns people that the Beast (the Bible Beast who's not a very nice chap) is gaining power and influencing those weakened by their greediness and materialistic needs to where they "worship him" --the Beast --thus forsaking all reason and goodness (God). Sounds familiar. I believe there's a lot of that going on now, don't you?  Jon then reassures all that will listen that "Jesus Christ will once again come to enlighten (or save) them."  The Beast is in the image of a charismatic politician, Abe Addon who scams the people into trusting him and his false promises. All the while his only purpose is to control and dominate mankind. We have here what all good stories have--a good protagonist and a good bad antagonist and Abe Addon is a really bad guy with a winning smile.

Jon, Lara and their son Samuel travel to Israel as the end comes closer.  In time Jon meets the other prophet Moe Princeton.  I liked this character. There was something very earthly about him. Jon at times seemed so intense, even in his loving and insightful ways. On the other hand Moe is more of a regular kind of guy. Both have visions and messages for humankind, who per the usual, aren't listening.

Horton tells his readers that "Life is a only a brief stop on the road to eternity." And I find that reassuring while reading about the worldwide disasters spreading--drought, floods massive earthquakes, and finally, a devastating asteroid alerting us that the end of the world is at hand.

I'm not crazy for "Hey, guys! You screwed up big time and now it's a done deal," kind of books, but the journey with Jon is an interesting one.  I had to agree that the world is in a very precarious position and too many leaders (corporations) have sold out the health of our planet and the welfare of the people for their greed and power ego. All in all, if you want to acquaint yourself with the Bible prophecies and/or be aware that life is fragile and fleeting, this book could be of interest to you.