Unmasking the Jezebel Spirit

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Summary: It enhanced my care of others.
Review: This book helps us raise our sights to see sources of destruction in people's lives, and how people are being manipulated. It encourages us to love unconditionally but to be uncompromisingly faithful to Scripture; quite balanced, and power-packed. There is nothing pejorative about women, so I suspect the raters who saw it that way may have been mishandled, or seen someone mishandled.

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Summary: Diana
Review: This book is a very insightful into the Jezebel spirit. John Paul Jackson not only writes about the roots also, the manesfestation of this controlling spirit. He wrote about many examples including a Pastor who had insecurities to the point that he accused his congregation of having the Jezebel spirit and the church ended up closing. Because this pastor actually allowed this spirit to DEVIDE and CONQUER. I suggest when you study this book learn from its concepts and realize the open doors are WOUNDEDNESS. Let us be healers of the wounded spirit and watch the doors to the spirit of Jezebel close and therefore this thing will be defeated.


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Summary: Calling all Jehus!
Review: You may be up against it....and don't know it. But if you have ever confronted it, you won't forget it. I know of no fouler spirit unleashed against the church today. Yet, little is written about it---a few small pamphlets and a couple of books. Of all those, this is the best, I believe. Some of the good things written these days are in the phamplets, but they're too short to do more than simply observe that the problem exists. Here you will find no mere poking fingers in the clouds or railing against it. Rather, its history, how to identify it, what to do about it, and the dangers of deciding to do nothing about it, are all covered----and all without fanaticism or wildfire---a treasured commodity. WARNING: if you are looking for a book to give ammo for witch-hunting, this isn't it. He warns against this sort of thing, reminding us that those afflicted are hurting people in need of much healing and grace. Be ready to be challenged to walk humbly and with holy hands, as we deal courageously with this spirit. As a pastor, I would that every pastor had a copy. Oh, the things they DON'T tell us in seminary!