Deliverance Ministry - Fire and Ice Ministries River of Life Fellowship

APPENDIX
but this is still superstitious to put your faith in saying, “bless you” in
this way.
We have all heard of the wishing well and there is also the wish­
bone from the chicken or turkey. Spilt salt must be thrown over the
shoulder for luck.
Then we have the ‘touch wood’ brigade who aim to ward off evil, as
well as those who refuse to open an umbrella in a house for fear of
bringing bad luck.
Car owners often fix a St. Christopher medallion (or other type of
religious artifacts) to their vehicle in an attempt to ward off acci­
dents. Squeaky shoes, of course, have not been paid for and plac­
ing shoes on a table also brings bad luck. There are also others
that have ‘water witched’ to find where to dig for a well. (taken from
Generational and other curses explained by John Linden­Cook.
Much of this information on superstition was derived from this won­
derful source.)
These superstitions bring people into bondage. It carries with it a
curse and can allow demonic spirits into our lives. God is our
source of protection, blessing, provision, and information. We do
not need any of these things. We only need him.
If you have been involved in any of these or your ancestor’s
have (I would be safe and assume they have), you will need to
confess this sin on your behalf and on behalf of your ances­
tor’s. Turn away from these things. Also you need to renounce
any involvement in superstition. Then take authority and break
any curse that has come on your life due to this dabbling in
the Occult. Last, command any spirit that has come in because
of this sin to leave immediately and never return.
More occult terminology
1. Fairy— “a mythical creature of magical powers” These are
demons.
2. Elf— “small mischievous fairy”
3. Troll— “Demon, drawf or giant, in Teutonic folklore inhabit­
ing caves or hills”
4. Goblin— “an ugly or grotesque spirit that is mischievous and
sometimes evil or malicious”
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