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Deliverance Through the Courts of Heaven: Finding Healing and Freedom from Demonic Oppression

May 24, 2024
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Karrie Simpson ★★★★★ VocalReferences Review

I recently experienced a demonic attack during a voodoo doctor's laying of hands on me, which resulted in physical scratches. This demonic oppression has continued with scratches and other physical occurrences in my home.


During a session with Pastor Timothy Tomlinson, we approached the mercy courts of heaven and brought up the issues I was dealing with. Jesus came to me and spoke, revealing that some of the open doorways in my life were through witchcraft and being wounded by my aunt and uncle who were mean and hurtful to me as a child. Through inner healing and presenting my case before Jesus, I received confirmation that the accusations against me were healed, restored, and no longer have the right to stay because of Jesus' blood. Jesus came and brought peace to these open doorways, giving me a verdict in my favor.


I know that there is still work to be done through the courts of heaven, but I am grateful that I can finally get answers to my prayers and know what Jesus wants to heal in my life. I will continue this work and trust in Jesus' power to bring complete freedom and healing to my life.

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