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“The sky was black with vultures, named Depression. They would land on the shoulders of a prisoner and vomit on him... Even worse than the vomit from the vultures was a repulsive slime that these demons were urinating and defecating upon the Christians which they rode... However, this slime made the Christians feel so much better... they easily believed that the demons were messengers of God, and they actually thought this slime was the anointing of the Holy Spirit.”

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Rick Joyner
Rick Joyner

Rick Joyner is an American author born in 1949. His works cover Christian inspiration and prophetic themes, which are beloved by readers worldwide. more

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