THE BLOOD OF JESUS CLEANSES YOU FROM ALL SIN AND GUILT (1 JOHN 1:7).
JESUS IS THE DELIVERER!!
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. PREFACE
2. THE SAINTS IN LIGHT
3. MINISTERING DELIVERANCE
4. DELIVERANCE AND HEALING MANUAL
5. EVERY WIND OF DOCTRINE
1. Voodoo
6. OCCULT ABC - EXPOSING OCCULT PRACTICES AND IDEOLOGIES
1. Black Mass
2. Queen of Darkness - Queen of Black Witches
3. Vampires
4. Conquest of the Mighty
5. Roman Catholic Church
6. Rock Music
7. WEBSTERS NEW TWENTIETH CENTURY DICTIONARY UNABRIDGED
1. Creole
2. Voodoo
8. BLOOD ON THE DOORPOSTS
1. Procedures For Renouncing Strongmen From Various Cults
1. Voodoo
9. A MANUAL FOR THE DELIVERANCE WORKER
1. Characteristics Of The Most Important Deities Of
Santeria
10. SLAVERY
1. RACES AND CULTURES
2. BREAKING THE WILLIE LYNCH CURSE
1. Preface
2. Effects
3. Let's Make A Slave - The Origin and Development of a
Social Being Called The Negro
4. Quote by Willie Lynch
5. Speech
6. Lynching
7. Lesson on Deliverance for the Black Race
8. Prayer
9. Deliverance
10. Reference
3. WALLS OF ARGUMENT
1. Relationships
2. Morality and Character
3. Religion
4. Prayer
5. Deliverance
6. Reference
4. DELIVERANCE FROM VOODOO AND AFRICAN CURSES
1. Preface
2. Black Americans
3. New Orleans
4. Louisiana
5. References
11. FORBIDDEN PRACTICES OF THE OCCULT
1. Prayers For Breaking Witchcraft Control And Curses
12. CHARACTERISTICS AND NAMES - DEVIL ON THE RUN
1. Names of Demons
2. Reference
13. DELIVERANCE FROM VOODOO AND AFRICAN CURSES
1. Stateside Creole Voodoo Spirits
2. American Voodoo And Religious Spirits
1. Breaking Curses Of Voodoo and Witchcraft
2. Control Spirits
3. False Spirits
4. Potions
5. Witchcraft and Voodoo Spirits
6. African, Haitian And Black Voodoo Spirits
7. Nigerian Spirits
8. References
3. GENERAL LISTS OF DEMONS
1. Types
2. Gods and Deities
3. Various Names
4. Practices
5. Reference
14. REFERENCES
PREFACE
Caribbean Witchcraft is in the southern states and moving
inland. If you have African, Spanish or French ancestry,
Caribbean Witchcraft may have affected you. I have tried to
separate Caribbean Witchcraft from other more common types
of witchcraft.
I was asked to minister on Caribbean Witchcraft. It was new
to me so I researched it by reading books and talking to
people who were involved in deliverance. This is the result
of that research and credit is given to the sources of
information: see References in the back.
THE SAINTS IN LIGHT
Noteworthy is the fact that in every country or nation in
which these forms of witchcraft are practiced, the nations
are in poverty and oppression (spiritual, physical,
political), and the people are demonically oppressed or even
demonized. They are often naked, and have great need and
lack because they are cut off from God and His ways.
An example would be the Caribbean witchcraft, spirits such
as those of Cuban Santeria, where the gods such as San
Lazarro (Saint Lazarus) and Santa Barbara (Saint Barbara)
are Christianized cover-ups for African nature spirits
worshipped by slaves brought from Africa to Cuba and other
areas of the Caribbean and South America.
Other examples of such witchcraft are that of the practice
of Macumba of Brazil, Obeah of Jamaica, and the Voodoo of
Haiti.
MINISTERING DELIVERANCE
Paul Fernandez states that there is a parallel between:
Macumba (Portuguese), Voodoo (French) and Santeria
(Spanish). This is because of the different languages in the
countries. Creole in New Orleans is associated with Voodoo.
This is a result of the mixing of religious traditions of
the French, Spanish and African migrants into that area.
DELIVERANCE AND HEALING MANUAL
Rex Shanks shares about his experiences in the Caribbean
(Haiti, Jamaica and Trinidad) relative to witchcraft and
voodoo. It is said that the main thing voodooism spirits do
is to figure out who is in charge. Then they try to stop the
leader so that the meetings cannot be held. You are fighting
a real enemy, the Devil.
Once, he encountered one of the worst voodooism forces; they
said if it had hit him, it would have killed him. Another
time, he jumped a small stream, something hit him from
behind, pushed his face into the mud, and he could not move.
Another time, he saw a form about 8' to 9' tall, 20' wide
and 1' to 2' thick. It hit him and forced his foot into the
frame of the bridge, breaking his leg. Another time,
something closed his throat so that he could not speak
outloud. Another time, he saw about 15 to 20 snake spirits
wrapped around the chest of a pastor. Another time, he saw
snakes tied around a husband's waist. He saw darts sticking
out of his wife's body.
EVERY WIND OF DOCTRINE
Voodoo
Voodoo (from voiding meaning spirit) is a folk religion of
Haiti, consisting of a mixture of African witchcraft and
elements from other religions and cults, including Roman
Catholicism and Spiritism.
Initially Voodoo came to the Western Hemisphere over 200
years ago when the first African slaves were sold in the
West Indies. From there it was introduced into the United
States, resulting in heavy concentrations of Voodoo
Worshipers in the South, especially in New Orleans.
The Africans brought with them their religious beliefs and
practices, which were in turn modified by indigenous
concepts, by Roman Catholicism and Spiritism, as well as by
other religious traditions and superstitions. Voodoo (often
called Hoodoo by African descendants) is still practiced in
many places in the world today, such as Haiti, South
America, Africa, Trinidad, Jamaica, Cuba, and in the United
States, especially in the South and in Harlem, or wherever
there are heavy concentrations of African descendents. In
many cities today (New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Houston,
New Orleans) one can purchase a wide assortment of
witchcraft and voodoo supplies, including such things as
hexing dolls, ingredients for casting magic spells, black
candles, and charm powders. Just a few years ago in Arizona,
a woman under a voodoo spell was arrested for shooting her
husband. The reports of revenge killings, strange illnesses,
accidents, injuries, curses, and other atrocities committed
by Voodoo cults against their enemies are quite well known.
As history shows, the slaves were generally oppressed and
had few liberties; Voodoo worship and ritual, therefore,
became an outlet for their frustrations. Since the rites
were secret, it was also a means of gaining a measure of
freedom by participation with other slaves in something from
which the white man was excluded. Membership in the cult
also afforded one protection against the black magic of
others, as well as access to magical charms and remedies in
case of illness or injury.
The voodoo religion consists primarily of the worship of
ancestors and a complicated hierarchy of gods who, according
to Voodoo beliefs, seek to manifest themselves by taking
possession of their Worshipers during their frenzied
dances. This amalgamation of ancestral spirits and deities
is known collectively as loa. During their ceremonies as
they drink and dance wildly, the participants fall into a
trance and supposedly become possessed by these spirits
(which are actually demons). In this state the possessing
spirit may manifest itself and begin to speak, sing, or
curse, as well as offer advice, or cure the sick.
Although Voodoo ceremonies vary somewhat from place to
place, they are all essentially the same. They are presided
over by a priest or priestess who leads the rituals, which
include singing and dancing to the sensuous beat of drum
rhythms, thus invoking the presence of the spirits. There
are ritual offerings of food, and the blood offerings of
animals or fowls. As the music, drink, and dances begin to
take effect, one after another of the participants begin to
fall into a state of trance as the demons (impersonating
ancestors or gods) begin to take possession of their
devotees, who then take on the characteristics of the god or
deceased ancestor.
The Voodoo cults practice both white and black magic, and
engage in various forms of Spiritism and occultism
(mediumistic trance, divination, magic charming, etc.) There
are magic rituals designed for the successful performance of
practically any purpose desired from inflicting injury or
death upon an enemy to bringing good luck in marriage, or
success in one's business.
The figure of the zombie, which was imported from Africa, is
the Voodoo belief that a corpse can be reanimated by a
spirit who can then be made to obey mechanically the wishes
of the Voodoo priest. One of the most curious aspects of
voodooism is the incorporation into its rites of portions of
Catholic rituals, prayers, liturgies, and the reverence of
the saints. Most Voodoo services to honor the loa are
conducted by priests before an altar covered with candles
and surrounded with the pictures and statues of the saints,
amid hymns addressed to them and to the Virgin Mary.
OCCULT ABC - EXPOSING OCCULT PRACTICES AND IDEOLOGIES
Black Mass
In Haiti, the high priest drinks the blood of children at
the annual festival. In the Macumba groups in Brazil, the
same thing is done at the initiation of a Mae de Santo (cult
mother).
Queen of Darkness - Queen of Black Witches
The leaders of this cult still practice child sacrifice, and
occasionally even sacrifice adults, in connection with
cannibalism. There are cult mothers of the spiritist Macumba
cult. Haiti is the home of voodoo, a mixture of black magic
and criminal spiritism. Here a Queen of Darkness is chosen
each year, one of whose duties is to perform the fourteen-
day child sacrifice. Practices of the Queens include devil
worship, high priestesses, black witches, exhuming fresh
graves, Satanists, insanity, dancing in the nude, sex
orgies, lesbianism, homosexuality, sadistic and masochistic
excesses, levitation, killing birds in flight, making
objects appear and disappear, apport or demonstration of
powers, and walking through a great bonfire. (New Orleans
has a Queen of Black Witches.)
Vampires
(Do you think vampirism is going on today?) Vampirism is
practiced by Satanists and those who have sold themselves to
the Devil with their blood, by the Macumba people, and by
those who practice voodoo. These people torture their fellow
humans, especially children, sucking their blood or drinking
it as part of a ritual, or in the celebration of the black
mass. This includes spiritism, demon cult, and demon
marriage with incubus or succuba.
Conquest of the Mighty
Some of the strongest forms of spiritism and magic are found
among the Macumba groups in South America, Voodoo in Haiti,
the Zombis in Africa and Asia, and the Shamans of Siberia
and Alaska.
Roman Catholic Church
Many witches have sought out the Roman priesthood as part of
their magical development. Totally Pagan magical religions
like Voodoo, Macumba and Santeria can effortlessly blend
African gods and goddesses like Erzulie within Catholic
devotions to Mary.
Rock Music
Many of the Rock giants of the past have acknowledged the
influence of voodoo (which is an African / Catholic hybrid
religion from Haiti), juju and Obeah (African magic) in
their music.
WEBSTERS NEW TWENTIETH CENTURY DICTIONARY UNABRIDGED
Creole
Creole is the result of the intermixing of the African,
French and Spanish races. (We have Creole people in
Louisiana.)
Voodoo
A body of primitive rites and practices, based on a belief
in sorcery and in the power of charms, fetishes, etc., found
among natives of the West Indies and in the southern United
States, and ultimately of African origin.
BLOOD ON THE DOORPOSTS
Procedures For Renouncing Strongmen From Various Cults
Voodoo
1. The Egyptian Magic Current then emigrated to the French
colonies in the New World, where it joined with African
Obeah and French Catholicism to produce Voodoo.
2. Voodoo is one of the most dangerous and perverted forms
of witchcraft, involving demonic possession, drunkenness,
necromancy and bestiality. Underneath its apparently
primitive facade is a terrible and sophisticated system of
magickal machinery involving the entrance into alien
universes and the surrender of yourself to satanic
possession of the worst kind.
3. It's the most powerful form of black magic and probably
the most shameless.
A MANUAL FOR THE DELIVERANCE WORKER
Characteristics Of The Most Important Deities Of Santeria
Sequence of Description: Santo - Function/Power - Specific
Punishment Inflicted - Christian Syncretism - Necklace -
Symbols/Depiction - Propitiation
1. Elegua: Trickster, controls crossroads and gates. Christ
Child, St. Anthony of Padua, Holy Guardian Angel. Red and
black beads. Clay image with eyes, nose and mouth of cowrie
shells. Blood of decapitated black rooster, rum, smoked
possum, corn.
2.Obatala: Father of the santos, source of energy, wisdom,
purity and peace. Blindness, paralysis and birth
deformities. Our Lady of Mercy, Holy Eucharist. White beads.
The pearl, all white things, white clothes. Female white
pigeons, white canaries.
3. Shango: Controls thunder, lightning and fire; warrior
deity. Death, suicide by fire. Saint Barbara. Red and white
beads. The sword, double-edged axe. Lambs, goats, red
roosters, apples and bananas.
4. Oshun: Controls money and love, makes marriages, protects
genitals. Abdominal distress, social and domestic strife.
Our Lady of Charity. White and yellow beads. Gold, copper,
mirrors and seashells; water from the river. Yellow hens,
sows, female goat and honey.
5. Yemaya: Primordial mother of the santos, protects
womanhood, owns seas. Respiratory distress. Our Lady of
Regla. White and blue beads. Virgin Mary as black woman
holding white Christ Child. Ducks, water-melons, female
goats.
6. Babaluaye: Patron of the sick, especially diseases.
Leprosy, gangrene and all skin diseases. Saint Lazarus.
White and purple beads. Old man on crutches accompanied by
dogs. Cigars, pennies, glasses of water.
7. Ogun: Warrior deity, owns all metals and weapons. Violent
death (e.g. vehicular crash). Saint Peter. Black and green
beads. Metal necklace with 10-12 pendants of agricultural
tools. Blood and feathers, roosters, the steel knife,
railroad ties.
8. Orunla: Patron of diviners, owns the lfa Table and the
cowries. Saint Francis of Assisi. Green and yellow beads.
Water from the springs, the lfa Table (divination board).
White wine, prunes.
S L A V E R Y
RACES AND CULTURES
The names for races and cultures have changed through the
years. Negro has become African American, then Afro
American, and then Black American or Black. Spanish has
become Latin Oriented, then Latin American, then Hispanic.
BREAKING THE WILLIE LYNCH CURSE
Preface
I am going to read Breaking the Willie Lynch Curse which was
provided by .
This is very powerful and apparently was inspired by Satan
and his demons. You can see these characteristics in the
Black Race of people today. This could be the very reason
why so many are on welfare today. The curse must be broken
off your blood line.
Effects
Today with the use of drugs, fear, distrust, envy and
murders, we can see the effects of these terrible curses.
The Lord gave the revelation of the Willie Lynch curse to a
friend of ours. After breaking this curse, she felt a
release. Others have commented that they too have felt a
release from this curse.
Let's Make A Slave - The Origin and Development
of a Social Being Called The Negro
This book written by William Lynch outlined the methods that
he had used to control the slaves he owned. These methods
placed many curses on the Black Race, even keeping them in
bondage today. He also told the people to have their white
servants and their overseers to distrust all Blacks.
Quote by Willie Lynch
In my bag here, I have a fool proof method for controlling
your Black slaves. I guarantee everyone of you that, if
installed correctly, it will control the salves for at least
three hundred years.
Speech
William Lynch was a white slave owner, who reportedly made a
speech on the banks of the James River in 1712. In this
speech, Lynch spoke of having methods to control slaves.
These methods could have only come from Satan himself. Lynch
used fear, distrust, envy and beatings. He even went as far
as murdering the males in front of the women and children in
order to control the minds of the slaves.
He went on to say that the slave, after receiving this
indoctrination, would carry on the practice. It would become
self-refueling and self-generating for hundreds of years,
maybe even thousands. He told them that by killing the
protective male image, it would throw the females into a
frozen psychological state of independency. This would
result in her raising her offspring into reverse positions.
The female offspring would be taught to be like herself,
independent and negotiable. The male offspring would be
raised to be mentally dependent and weak. He said that the
owners were to cause the young men, old men and the females
to distrust each other. However, make the slaves trust and
depend on the owners and their families.
Lynching
The term lynching is said to have come from this man. He
apparently would lynch slaves as a means to control other
slaves. There is still some vigilante action in the world
today taken primarily against the Black Race by the White
Race. There is a fear of the Black Race of being lynched by
White People.
The term lynching can also be applied without hanging. It
can be used for unjust treatment of the Black Race in their
personal lives, their ministry lives and in their business
lives. They are essentially "lynched" out of what is
rightfully theirs.
Lesson on Deliverance for the Black Race
We have ministered to Blacks, in church and in our home,
over the years of our ministry. This is a partial lesson
about how to minister to the Black Race that has bondage
that originates in Africa.
Prayer
Lord Jesus Christ, I forgive Willie Lynch and all those
involved in slave trade and slave use throughout time
whether in the Black or White Race. I forgive those who
treat the Black Race as slaves today. I forgive all who want
to lynch me personally, ministerially and business-wise
today. I pray that you would forgive them and bless them
with all spiritual blessings, especially salvation.
In the Name of Jesus Christ, I break the curse of Willie
Lynch off me and my bloodline going back to 1712 and
earlier. I now break all curses placed on me by those
involved in slavery and those who treat me like a slave. I
command the demons restore to me and my family everything
that they have stolen from us. I command this in the name of
Jesus Christ, my Savior, Lord and Master. Amen.
Deliverance
I now command every demon whose legal right has been taken
away by this prayer to leave me. I command the spirits of
drug addiction, fear, distrust, envy, murder, control,
physical abuse, frozen psychic, demonic independence, mental
weakness, lynching spirit, vigilante spirit and related
spirits to leave. I do this by the power and blood of Jesus
Christ, and the authority invested in me by being a Christian.
Reference
Website - End-Time DELIVERANCE MINISTRY, are deliverance ministers that have this website. The website has the Deliverance Manual and their
deliverance ministry on the Internet. You can search the
website with (http://www.).
You can download any part of the material. This is a good
source of material on deliverance and millions of people have accessed it.
WALLS OF ARGUMENT
Relationships
Black Men: You can't trust black women. Black women are
mean, spiteful, and they use you. Women are only good for
having babies and cooking. You have to slap a woman around
every now and then. You have to love them and leave them.
Black Women: all black men are dogs. Women must take charge
and never let a man control them. I can't live without this
man. He beats me, but he's a good man. Black Youth: My
parents don't deserve obedience.
Morality and Character
Black Men: It's all right to have more than one woman. Drugs
and alcohol are not that bad. The only thing that is
important is what you do for yourself. Black Women: You've
got to sleep with a man in order to get him. Black Youth:
Everybody else is doing it and so can I. I will do whatever
I want. I will hurt others before I hurt myself. I have to
do whatever to look cool to my friends and I have to have
sex to be accepted by my homeys.
Religion
Black Men: I am God. The Bible is the white man's religion.
Islam is the black man's religion and the Masons are a good
thing. Black Women: Following my horoscope is all right to
engage in and to use to find a mate. Eastern Star is a good
thing. Islam is the black man's religion. The church is full
of hypocrites. Christianity is a crutch for weak black
folks. The Masons are a good thing. I go to church, but I
need some stuff from the occult shop too. Black Youth: There
is no God.
Prayer
I forgive all black men, black women and black youth for the
way they have treated me. Forgive me for the way I have
treated them. In Jesus Name I pray. Amen.
Deliverance
I command the spirits of distrust, meanness, spitefulness,
physical abuse, unfaithfulness, control, disobedience,
adultery, fornication, drug addiction, alcoholism, murder,
hate, horoscopes, Eastern Star, Islam, hypocrisy, and
Masonry to leave me in the Name of Jesus Christ.
Reference
Breaking Strong Holds in the African-American Family -
Strategies for Spiritual Warfare by Dr. Clarence Walker,
Zondervan Publishing House, Grand Rapids, MI. I recommend
that you obtain this book.
DELIVERANCE FROM VOODOO AND AFRICAN CURSES
Preface
Many black people have been involved with voodoo, root
workers and doctors, conjure men, and Haitian, African and
Black Southern Witchcraft. They do not know about psychic,
mystic or hypnotism, but do know about roots. Roots is
African Witchcraft brought to America during the slave-
trading years. There can be a demonic mixture in the Black
churches that came in through a revival of African
Witchcraft sometimes under the disguise of Christianity.
Black Americans
In both Haitian Voodoo and Black Voodoo or Witchcraft, both
have a belief in the crossroads. The Black American
Crossroads and the cross symbol are used to ward off evil.
There is nothing holy about it.
This is why the Black people call this root working or root
worker. It must be understood that Blacks call all types of
sorcery, divination or voodoo - witchcraft.
The Black American, in much of the religious beliefs, still
cling to certain personal charms or voodoo and witchcraft
beliefs. This is a black mixture of voodoo and Christianity.
New Orleans
The Creole Blacks, each year on November 1st gather
graveyard dirt from various cemeteries under certain
conditions to get a wish, whether good or evil.
Voodoo or Witchcraft is often used for hating, loving,
gambling, and keeping one out of jail. The books Secrets Of
Albertus Magnus and the Sixth And Seventh Book Of Moses were
used to work witchcraft.
Members of the serpent god, Python, the priest and priestess
communicated the will of the sacred serpent. In New Orleans
voodooism was, in fact, a system of fetish idolatry. Its
main feature consisted of the worship of the serpent and
Zombie.
The spirit of Li Grand Zombi, and the Python spirit are
ruling spirits that guard and over shadow the faithful
voodoo Worshipers. The word Magnam is associated with
voodoo. The priest and priestess are called king and queen,
master and mistress, papa and mama.
A red ribbon was worn about the neck in honor of Monsieur
Agoussou, the demon upon whom the practitioners called on
regarding matters of love. The demon especially loved the
color red. This is Love Voodoo.
Louisiana
This voodoo service describes what such a service is like
which opens the door to demon possession. The king (priest)
places his foot upon the box containing the snake. He seems
to get a sort of shock which is transmitted to his queen,
and through her to everyone in the circle. Violent
convulsions take place, the queen being the most violently
affected. From time to time, the serpent is again touched to
get more magnetic power. The box is shaken, and tinkling
bells on the side increase the general delirium already
under way, aggravated by much drinking of spirituous
liquors.
Then is pandemonium let loose. Fainting fits and choking
spells succeed one another. A nervous tremor possesses
everybody. No one escapes its power. They spin with
incredible velocity, whilst some, in the midst of these
bacchanalian orgies, tear flesh with their gnashing teeth.
Others, entirely deprived of reason, fall down to the ground
from sheer lassitude, and are carried, still panting and
gyrating into the open air.
References
Deliverance From Voodoo And African Curses by Pastor Ivory
Hopkins, Pilgrims' Ministry Of Deliverance, P.O. Box 81,
Harbeson, DE 19951. It is the best book I have found dealing
with African curses and I recommend that you obtain it.
Folk Beliefs Of The Southern Negro by Newbell Niles Puckett,
Ph.D.
FORBIDDEN PRACTICES OF THE OCCULT
Prayers For Breaking Witchcraft Control And Curses
Lord Jesus Christ, I forgive my ancestors and anyone else
that has practiced any form of witchcraft that would affect
me and my descendents. Please forgive me for practicing any
form of witchcraft and cursing my descendents.
We break all curses and control of witchcraft as uttering a
wish of evil against one; to call for mischief or injury to
fall upon; to execrate, to bring evil upon or to; to blast,
vex, harass or torment with great calamities; individuals
working in concert with an evil specific form of evil spirit
activity; Satanic covens of witches and warlocks; persons
dabbling with witchcraft and sorcery, casting spells,
potions, enchantments and curses: wrong kinds of psychic
prayers; and witchcraft control
I am now closing any door I may have opened to you, Satan,
through contact with witchcraft, occult, and similar
activities. I am closing the door against all these things
I know about and all the things I don't know about. I
renounce you and all your demons and I'm closing every door
I may have opened. Christ redeems those who put their trust
in Him. Jesus Christ became cursed on the cross for us and
blotted out the handwriting of ordinances against us. We
claim and apply these principles. We break the curses back
to ten generations or even to Adam and Eve. All legal holds
and legal grounds are removed in the Name of Jesus Christ.
We break all curses, spells, hexes, etc. sent upon us by
envious enemies who seek to harm us or kill us or wreck
havoc physically, emotionally, and/or spiritually. We bind
and order any demons to come out of us and return to the
senders escorted by angels to destroy that seat of
witchcraft. The demons are commanded to confuse and sow
terror and panic in the hearts of witches and warlocks.
Since we have power over the demons through Jesus' Name,
they are our slaves and they must obey us as we command. We
command the demons to attack their own works, to destroy
each other and to shake the kingdom of evil to its very
foundation. I ask and do these things in the Name of Jesus
Christ. Amen.
CHARACTERISTICS AND NAMES - DEVIL ON THE RUN
Names of Demons
Espiritista, El Taumaturgo (Charmer), San Miguel (Strength),
San Espedisto (Life), San Nicolas (Santa Claus), Kapu (Demon
Worship), Kahunas (Witch Doctor), Heiau (Shrine), Bruja
(Witch), Mau Maus (Blood Thirsty), Muti (Human Flesh), Luk
Krok (Human Fetus), Tokoloshe (Zombie), Cretins, Idiots, El
Curandero (Healer), Great One, Gateway for Spirits.
Reference
Devil on the Run by Nicky Cruz, Dove Christian Books,
Melbourne, FL
DELIVERANCE FROM VOODOO AND AFRICAN CURSES
Stateside Creole Voodoo Spirits
Baka, Banda, Assator, Asson, Acon, Batterie Maconnique,
Cambe, Kembe, Charge, Chauffer, Chev Al Ch'wl, Colliel,
Dessounin, Gagnin Loa, Garde, Gove, Gran Maitre, Mambo,
Mange, Mascarron, Massissi, Les Mysteres, Paquets Congo,
Reler, Renvoyer, Ramasser, Saints, Verser, Wanga, Haitian
Voodoo, Black Voodoo, Witchcraft, Crossroads, Conjuration,
Demonic Ritual, Papa Damballa, Mistress Erzulie.
American Voodoo And Religious Spirits
Breaking Curses Of Voodoo and Witchcraft: Creole Curses In
Worship, Family Line Curse Of Voodoo, Curse of Seeking Help
From Voodoo Or Witchcraft Workers. Roots in Love and Roots
in Lust Potions causing Curse of Roots in marriage,
finances, health, childbirth, miscarriage and sexual
relationship.
Control Spirits: Control By The Church, Control Spirits Of
The Bishop Or Preacher, Spirits In Preachers Using Voodoo In
Their Ministry To Control People, Loosing Those Who You
Worked Voodoo On In The Past, Evil Soul Ties With The Bishop
Or Preacher.
False Spirits: False Praise, False Worship, False Holy
Dance, False Shouting Spirits, False Dancing In The Spirit,
False Voodoo Tongues, False Prophecy, False Baptism Of Fire,
False Visions And Dreams, False Voices Calling Themselves
God, False Preaching Spirits.
Potions: Conjure Bag Spirits, Dr. Buzzard Spirits, Graveyard
Dust Spirits, Voodoo Candle Burning, Conjure Doctor Spirits,
Conjure Man Spirits.
Witchcraft and Voodoo Spirits: Voodoo Spirits, Voodoo
Dancing, Jerking Spirits, Shaking Spirits, Quivering
Spirits, Spirits That Cause The Body To Twitch, Rocking
Backward And Forward Spirits During Preaching And Worship,
Spirits That Make The Eyes Roll Back In The Head During
Praise, Burning In The Stomach Called The Holy Ghost, Fire
Walking Spirits, Veil Over The Eyes Spirit, Spirits Of
Divination, African Voodoo Spirits, Haitian Voodoo Spirits,
Southern Voodoo Spirits, Python Serpent Spirits Of Voodoo,
Voodoo Fire Walking Spirits, Hoodoo Spirits, Voodoo Spirits,
Sickness By Voodoo, Death Spirits Of Voodoo, Fear Of Voodoo
Spirits, Spirits Of Superstition And Voodoo, Witchcraft And
Voodoo Icing.
African, Haitian And Black Voodoo Spirits
Rada is African spirits of Voodoo, and Petro is American
Voodoo spirits used during the time of slavery. Erzulie
Erzulie Ge-Rouge - A petro goddess of violence causes the
body to go into terrible paralysis, finger nails draw blood,
half groan and half scream.
Damballah - Ruler of Thunder or Saint Patrick, Agaou - Ruler
of Thunder, Ghede - Ruler of the Dead, Legba - Guardian of
the Cross Roads or the Chromo of Lazarus, Agwe - Ruler of
the Waters or Saint Ulrique, Azacca - Ruler of Agriculture
or Saint Isidore, Marassa - Divine Twin, Papa Marassa, Mama
Marassa, Baka - Animal Spirit, Banda Spirit - Dance Spirit,
Cama Kembe - Pain Spirit, Cev Al Ch'wl - Voodoo Possession,
Baterie Maconnique - Spirits in the drum beat that calls
them into a person, Gagnin Loa - Voodoo spirits that enter
the head, Wanga - Voodoo Charm, Houngan - Voodoo Priest,
Mambe - Voodoo Priestess, Garde - Protector of those in
Voodoo, Gran Maitre - Voodoo Creator God, Colliel - Voodoo
Necklace, Massissi - Homosexual Spirits, Reler - Voodoo Song
that calls demons in a person, Zombie Spirits, Les Morts -
Familiar Spirits of the Dead, Ogoun - Guardian, Laver Tete -
Voodoo Baptism, Maori - Creator Demon, Manga Marassa -
Voodoo Ruler of Child Birth, Baron Samedi - Death Spirit,
Nan Boubloui - Voodoo Ruler over Male and Females, Erzulie -
The Rada Goddess of Love, Rada Gods - Voodoo Gods of Peace
and Love, Petro Gods - Voodoo Spirits of Violence that
caused the slaves to revolt.
Nigerian Spirits
Obatala - God of the Crossroads, Ogoun Paname - God of Sex
and Childbirth, Ogoun Baye - God of the Sun and Fire Spirit
over Fire Walkers, Ogoun Badagris - God of Magic Cemeteries
and Death, Ogoun Ferei - God of Power and War, Ogoun Shango -
God of Serpents, Dadal - God of Fertility, Loco Roi Nago or
Nago Piman - Ruler over Ancestry.
References
Spiritual Warfare Training Manual and Deliverance From
Voodoo And African Curses by Ivory Hopkins, Pilgrim Ministry
of Deliverance, P.O. Box 81, Harbeson, DE 19951
GENERAL LISTS OF DEMONS
Types
Santeria, African Nature Spirits, Macumba, Voodoo, Obeah
(African Magic), Creole Voodoo, Witchcraft, Vodun Spirit,
Caribbean Folk Religion, Loa, Zombie, Spiritism, Demon Cult,
Zombis, Shamans, African/Catholic hybrid religion, Juju,
Egyptian Magic Current
Gods and Deities
San Lazarro (Saint Lazarus), Santa Barbara (Saint Barbara),
Erzulie within Catholic Devotions to Mary, Elegua
(Trickster), Obatala (Father of the Santos), Shango
(Controls Thunder, Lightning and Fire), Oshun (Controls
Money and Love), Yemaya (Primordial Mother of the Santos),
Babaluaye (Patron of the Sick), Ogun (Warrior Deity), Orunla
(Patron of Diviners).
Various Names
Black Mass, Mae de Santo (Cult Mother), Queen of Darkness,
Queen of Black Witches, High Priestess, Black Witch,
Satanists, Vampire, Spiritist.
Practices
Drinking blood of children, child and adult sacrifice,
cannibalism, black magic, criminal spiritism, devil worship,
exhuming fresh graves, insanity, dancing in the nude, sex
orgies, lesbianism, homosexuality, sadistic and masochistic
excesses, levitation, killing birds in flight, making
objects appear and disappear, apport or demonstration of
powers, walking through a great bonfire, vampirism, incubus
and succuba (marriage to demons), demonic possession,
drunkenness, necromancy and bestiality.
Reference
Devil on the Run by Nicky Cruz, Dove Christian Books,
Melbourne, FL
REFERENCES
The following references are highly recommended as well as
additional resources provided by these authors. Please write
for their catalogs:
Deliverance Manual by Gene and Earline Moody, Deliverance
Ministries, 14930 Jefferson Highway, Baton Rouge, LA 70817-
5217
Devil on the Run by Nicky Cruz, Dove Christian Books,
Melbourne, FL
Occult ABC - Exposing Occult Practices and Ideologies by
Kurt E. Kock, Kregel Publication, Grand Rapids, MI
Deliverance From Voodoo And African Curses by Ivory Hopkins,
Pilgrim Ministry of Deliverance, P.O. Box 81, Harbeson, DE
19951
Blood on the Doorposts - An Advanced Course In Spiritual
Warfare by William and Sharon Schnoebelen, Chick
Publications, Ontario, CA
A Manual for the Deliverance Worker by Frank Marzullo, 1510
W. Stevens Ave., DeLand, FL 32720
Every Wind Of Doctrine by Hobart Freeman, Faith Ministries
and Publications, 824 East Winona Avenue, Warsaw, IN 46580
The Saints In Light - Spiritual Warfare in the Power of the
Spirit by Bern Zumpano, Harbor Light Publishers, P.O. Box
161322, Miami, FL 33176
Ministering Deliverance by Paul Fernandex and Bill Wilkes,
Impact Books, Kirkwood, MO
Deliverance and Healing Manual by Rex Shanks, Crown of Life
Ministries, P.O. Box 187, Webster, MA 01570
Breaking Strong Holds in the African-American Family -
Strategies for Spiritual Warfare by Clarence Walker,
Zondervan Publishing House, Grand Rapids, MI
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