The story is the same
everywhere. Agatha seemed normal and
very chatty on the way to the crusade. She had told you how wicked it was for a
man to kill another for whatever reason. She of course argued that the
incessant killings in the North and in the East are becoming unbecoming.
Then you guys entered the church
only for you to discover that Agatha is fully possessed by an evil spirit. It
was the evil spirit in her that has been arguing for and against. But there was
something a bit unclear about Agatha's demonic fall during the deliverance
stage of the crusade; the pastor filled with the power to cast out demons
needed to push Agatha, his thumb pressed against her forehead and then the
pushing and swirling until Agatha fell like a heap.
I remember a story a friend told
me one day. His mother believed that he was possessed by an evil spirit when he
was growing up partly because, he was always sick and also because he was very
destructive as a child. So, it came to pass that the mother took him to a
prayer warrior. The prayer warrior of course confirmed the demonic possession
and quickly wore her armor of war and started the deliverance prayer.
She would blow air with
accompanying spits from her mouth onto the poor boy's face in a bid to drive
away the demon. The boy stood. Then she placed her thumb on him and pushed him
so hard that he fell. She then commanded the poor boy to confess the name of
that stubborn spirit. The boy looked at the mum and knew that failure to
pronounce a name would spell more deliverances of such nature. Smartly, he
shouted: "Tu Pac Amaru Shakur" and pretended to collapse. The prayer
warrior turned to the mother and said: "Topackarikature, is the most
demonic of all childhood demons. Burn 7 midnight candles every night to ward
him off your environment". Of
course the candles must be bought from her to ensure their efficiency.
Please, the cerebellum controls
gait and balance. Do not let fraudulent men tamper with your cerebellum and
your cerebrum at the same time. Go for prayers and deliverances. But be careful
and let not people feed off your gullibility
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