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Deliverance from Evil Altars

Scripture: 1 Samuel 7:7-7:11
Denomination: Pentecostal
Date Added: January 2010
Audience: General Young Adults (19 - 30)
they are sick even when they seek medical attention. We should not forget that believers should rely solely on the Holy Spirit to fight their battles. When your name is submitted to altars, it is in order to monitor and influence your life in a negative way. Many house helps, nannies, in-laws and relations that are brought in without prayers are altar agents who supply information to evil priests ministering at evil altars. They value this information very much because it helps them to know which ammunition to use on their victims. These altars are also used as remote control devices to cause problems for people. Some of the weird things they do include rituals at crossroads in order to limit their victims for life. A person under the dominion of these evil altars normally loses his or her mind and can no longer exercise discretion. Such a person will be living in fear and will be experiencing nightmares and all sorts of afflictions. In the light of the foregoing, the kind of prayers to undertake against evil altars is not “a gentleman” kind of prayers, but rather, it is the aggressive prayer of command and prophecy.

Let us look at some of the local altars erected to destroy the lives of people in our environment.

1. Crossroad altars: This is a perversion of the cross of Jesus. The reason they use crossroads is to summon demons from the north, south, east, and west together against a person. If for example, you find a pot of sacrifice at your office, it is because they are summoning demons to cause havoc in that place. Whoever is a victim of crossroad altars would be bombarded with afflictions. Any born again believer who does not know his or her right and lacks power, cannot counter the effects of evil altars. A policeman on the road controlling the traffic may stop vehicles because of his authority that is acknowledged by the drivers, but if he encounters armed robbers, his uniform of authority not withstanding, he would be killed. What I am saying is that there is a difference between power and authority. If you are born again and you have not received the baptism in the Hoy Spirit, it means that you only possess authority without power to back it up. Failure to get baptized in the Holy Spirit would make a Christian powerless and sacrifices offered at evil altars against such a person at crossroads would affect him or her. The person may not die, he or she may even make heaven, but they will destroy many good things in his or her life. It is amazing that crossroads sacrifices are seen even in intellectual communities, like universities and other institutions of higher learning. Whereas, people think that such practice is done only in slums and ghettoes. This would serve to disabuse the minds of those who think that offering sacrifices is only for the illiterates.

2. Tree altars: We know that some people put sacrifices by some trees, for example, iroko tree, pawpaw tree, banana tree etc. Sacrifices found at tree altars are usually wrapped with white cloths. That way, a report is filed against a person and the case of such a person is handed over to the demons living in the tree, including witches and wizards. Before a sister got born again, she was a member of the demonic world. She became a demonic prophetess, who laid hands on people while she prophesied upon their lives. She told a story of how she attended a church
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