Witchcraft must overpower witchcraft, as the power of good must always prevail over evil. In many cultures and societies, witchcraft is seen as a taboo and is associated with dark magic and harmful practices. However, there are also individuals who practice witchcraft as a means of healing, spirituality, and connecting with nature. In these cases, witchcraft is not seen as negative or harmful, but rather as a way to tap into one's own power and connect with the energy of the universe. The idea that witchcraft must overpower witchcraft stems from the belief that the negative or harmful practices associated with dark magic should not be allowed to thrive. Just as light overcomes darkness, good must overcome evil.
Witches are usually heartless. When the spirit is in operation in their lives, they even go to the extent of selling their loved ones to gain promotion in their covens. The powers weaken their victims and when defenseless, finally destroy them completely. Their strategy and purpose at times could be to weaken you and make you fall behind. This is when prayers become difficult and at this point the enemy goes for the kill. God gave us direct instruction in Exodus 22:18 to destroy witchcraft powers completely. Today, I decree every agenda of witchcraft for your life is destroyed now in Jesus name.
Some people, by mistake and manipulation, have found themselves in the net of the enemies either through food eaten, covenants entered into or evil associations. In the cause of prayers, it was revealed that their housemaid, which is a witch, had converted their sitting room into a coven where they hold meetings every night.
Just as light overcomes darkness, good must overcome evil. This concept has been prevalent in religious and spiritual teachings since ancient times. Throughout history, there have been numerous instances of witchcraft being used for malevolent purposes, such as casting curses or causing harm to others.
Dealing with family witchcraft – Part I
Witchcraft is the least, but most deadly and notorious department among the powers of darkness. The practitioners are very ruthless in their mode of operation.
John Okene. Photo: YOUTUBE
Bible Passage: Nahum 3:1-5
Witchcraft is the least, but most deadly and notorious department among the powers of darkness. The practitioners are very ruthless in their mode of operation.
From our Bible text, we see that they operate from a coven, which is also called the bloody city. This is often an invisible location, which could be on a tree or even a residential house. A couple came to me some time ago for prayers because of the strange experiences that they were having in their home.
In the cause of prayers, it was revealed that their housemaid, which is a witch, had converted their sitting room into a coven where they hold meetings every night. I sent some of my pastors to go and pray in that house and the witchcraft activities were terminated. May every coven in your house receive fire today in Jesus’ name.
Other locations of a coven are in market places, in the water, on riverbanks, and in bushes, among others.
Psalm 74:20 refers to a coven as the dark place of the earth and that it is full of the habitation of wickedness. That is why as a child of God, you should respect the covenant that you have with God as your security over the wickedness of this world. In a careful analysis of Nahum 3:1-5, we see that it is, indeed, a bloody city full of lies. Witches can never tell you the truth; they manipulate information to deceive men. They also engage in robbery, where the destinies of men are stolen. They steal women’s pregnancies thereby causing miscarriages. They also feed on the health of men and this leads to sicknesses that defy solution. May any witch feeding on your pregnancy or health die now in Jesus’ name.
A lady cried to my office one afternoon with her two children aged 8 and 6. She was obviously covered with fright as she narrated her strange experiences with these children. It dawned on her to seek help when the older child told her that morning that her body (flesh) looks good to eat. When I interviewed the children carefully, I discovered that they had been initiated into witchcraft by one of their teachers at school through the sharing of birthday food items. You must be careful of what you permit your children to eat.
The first verse of our Bible text says: “The prey departeth not.” This means that they are never short of victims in the coven. They capture their prey like goats tied to a tree and it is difficult for them to escape except with the help of God. That is why Isaiah 49:24 says, “shall the prey be taken from the mighty, or the lawful captive delivered?” Some people, by mistake and manipulation, have found themselves in the net of the enemies either through food eaten, covenants entered into or evil associations.
You must be spiritually sensitive and careful with what you eat and the places you go to in search of solutions to your problems.
A lot of people have become lawful captives today by reason of their carelessness. The word of God says that there is deliverance for such persons, but you have to contend for it (Isaiah 49:24-26).
Prayer Points
• O Lord, expose and disgrace every witchcraft operation in my family in Jesus’ name.
• Any witch that is sitting on my destiny, receive fire in Jesus’ name.
• Every coven in my house be scattered by fire.
• Anyone going to witchcraft meeting because of me will not return, I cast them into perpetual sleep in Jesus’ name.
• Rev. John Okene, Divine Touch Int’l Ministries, Warri, Delta State. [email protected]. Prayerline: +2348135952623
Bible Passage: Nahum 3:1-5
In these cases, it is essential for those practicing positive witchcraft to rise above and counteract the negative energy. This can be accomplished through rituals, spells, and meditation aimed at protecting oneself and others from harm. By harnessing the power of positive intentions, love, and light, those practicing witchcraft can neutralize the harm caused by those with ill intentions. It is important for practitioners of witchcraft to work together, supporting and uplifting one another in order to create a collective force for good in the world. Together, they can overpower the negative energy and ensure that witchcraft is used for positive purposes. In addition to countering negative witchcraft, those practicing positive witchcraft can also educate others about the true nature of their craft. By dispelling myths and misconceptions, they can help to remove the stigma associated with witchcraft. This, in turn, allows for a deeper understanding and acceptance of the positive aspects of this ancient and often misunderstood practice. In conclusion, the idea that witchcraft must overpower witchcraft emphasizes the importance of using this practice for positive purposes. By harnessing the power of good, practitioners can neutralize the harm caused by those who use witchcraft for negative purposes. Through unity, education, and a commitment to positive intentions, the power of witchcraft can be harnessed to create a better and more enlightened world..
Reviews for "The Power of Women: Empowering Female Witches to Overcome Challenges"
1. Eliza - 2/5
I found "Witchcraft must overpower witchcraft" to be a disappointing read. While I was initially intrigued by the premise, the execution fell flat for me. The characters lacked depth and development, making it difficult to connect with any of them. The storyline also felt scattered and confusing at times, with too many subplots that didn't seem to tie together cohesively. Overall, I felt like the book had potential, but it failed to deliver an engaging and well-crafted story.
2. Benjamin - 1/5
I regret wasting my time on "Witchcraft must overpower witchcraft." The writing style was clunky, filled with unnecessary details that didn't contribute to the plot. Additionally, the pacing was incredibly slow, making it a struggle to stay engaged. I also found the portrayal of witchcraft to be cliché and unoriginal, lacking any new or unique perspectives. Overall, I would not recommend this book to anyone looking for a captivating and well-written tale of witchcraft.
3. Grace - 2/5
"Witchcraft must overpower witchcraft" had the potential to be an intriguing exploration of the complexities of witchcraft, but unfortunately, it fell short. The characters were one-dimensional and lacked depth, making it difficult to become invested in their journey. The plot seemed disjointed and rushed, leaving many loose ends unresolved. Additionally, I found the dialogue to be unrealistic and forced, making it difficult to immerse myself in the story. Overall, I wanted to enjoy this book, but it ultimately left me disappointed and unsatisfied.