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Endorsed by Dr. Leeland A. Jones: Pastor Timothy Tomlinson's Biblical Healing Mastery

Nov 1, 2022
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Updated: Oct 21

Endorsed by Dr. Leeland A. Jones, MD

Dr. Leeland A. Jones, MD, a specialist in Psychiatry, Functional Medicine, and Inner Healing with over five decades of experience, wholeheartedly endorses Pastor Timothy Tomlinson. Dr. Jones praises Pastor Tomlinson as a gifted and highly effective minister in the field of Biblical Healing and Deliverance. He likens Pastor Tomlinson's approach using the Courtrooms of Heaven to that of a clever defense attorney who possesses an intricate understanding of both divine law and the adversary's tactics. His sensitivity to the Holy Spirit enables him to help even the most desperate individuals find hope and healing through their renewed connection with Jesus Christ.

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