Kim,

Mari and I have something to pray with you. Here it is:

In The Name Of The True LORD JESUS CHRIST, I command this lying 
spirit to cease all activities, assignments, fearful thoughts, and 
hexes and spells you have placed in Kim's home and in her mind! I 
command you to stand at attention, and to respect the Blood and The 
Finished Cross which I place between you and Kim! I command those 
others beneath you to cease immediately, and I command, IN THE NAME 
OF THE TRUE LORD JESUS CHRIST, that you all may be sent to the place 
where JESUS wants you to go! I also command that you experience what 
you have done to Kim twofold!

Daddy Jesus, place a hedge of protection around Kim, and keep her 
safe from all harm, and most especially, these fearful thoughts which 
she is experiencing now due to the enemy's meddling! Surround her 
with Peace and Joy and Security In Her Salvation! In Your MATCHLESS 
NAME, I pray these things, Amen and Amen!

Kim, this will help you.


LOVE AND GOD'S ETERNAL BLESSINGS,
IN HIS MATCHLESS NAME,

Purple Reeva Parery and Purple Mari.


On Monday 6/18/2007 02:03 PM, Kim Etheridge said:

>Hi. I was in the bathtub awhile ago, and all of a sudden, it felt 
>like an evil person or spirit was in the bathroom with me. Chills 
>went up and down my back. It scared me. I started singing hymns to 
>make it go away, but when it didn't work, I quoted a few sentences 
>from psalm 91. It was like something just stepped into the room and 
>grabbed me. A feeling of dread came over me. It's like something 
>terrible is about to happen. Pray please. Dear Father in Heaven, 
>take this feeling away from me, or help me understand what it means. 
>I haven't slept a wink all night, and I've been awake all day, can 
>you believe it? Plus, I had a bad feeling as I walked toward the den 
>that if I stepped forward, I'd step through an opening in the floor 
>and land right into hell. I know that sounds silly, since I'm a 
>Christian, but you know the devil will use any trick in the book to 
>make someone afraid. He steals, kills, and destroys. Note, the only 
>reason I capitalized the word he is because it was the first word in 
>the sentence. To not do that would violate grammar's rules. I wish I 
>didn't have to capitalize it when talking about the devil. However, 
>when talking about Jesus, I could put it in big bold, italicized, 
>capitalized letters. Okay, I know, I'm being overdramatic, but 
>please pray for me.