The Coil Of The snake
ANNOTATION
"Coil Of The Snake," is a story about a church and a pastor and his
family. They are demonically attacked, including the church, but as
is always the case, the Lord prevails.
Secondly, the book describes an up and coming international
Satanic criminal cult. They kidnap children and people, they torture
in order to program the minds, and they kill and sacrifice people to
achieve their objectives. Their goal is to extort billions of dollars
so they can eventually gain control of governments and nations. Sound
like anybody you know?
Thirdly, there is a Satanic coven in the town where the church
is. Basic, not detailed, descriptions of drug parties and orgies are
in the book, and sacrificial ceremonies the coven has, are apart of
the story. A member of the pastor's family becomes entangled with
this coven.
Finally, The coven and the Satanic criminal cult are broken up,
people are arrested, and most importantly, Christians are delivered
from demonic influence.
This book goes into considerable details of just how Christians
are demonized and then later set free permanently from demonic
oppression. If you have a weak stomach, are under 18 years of age, or
if you are easily offended by the sexual suggestiveness that is in the
story, I recommend you not read it.
the book tells stories about death, mind control, mind
programming, torture, Satanic worship, evil, murder, rape, extortion,
sexual exploitation, misogyny, live sacrifices, devil worship,
occultic practices, Satanic ritual Abuse, paranormal experiences, as
well as descriptions of demonic manifestations. Why go into so much
detail? Because the stories are based in truth. Fortunately, the
book shows you how to become born again and includes intercessory
prayer sessions, and describes in detail how anyone can be set free
regardless of the circumstances. You heard me! Regardless of the
circumstances. The story, therefore, is about the real Jesus; not the
one we learned about, or heard about, but the real Jesus that never
loses and hasn't forgotten how to do miracles.
Phil Scovell
Denver, Colorado USA
October, 2004