Becoming A Vessel Of Honor Rebecca Brown

30 don’t happen to remember a little detail like push-pins!”' She was so exasperated she couldn’t talk. Betty spoke up, "What, exactly, ARE push-pins?" "They are tiny metal pins which are inserted under the skin in a special ritual. Demons are attached to the pins for various functions," Annie said. "They enter the person when the pin is inserted." "Let me guess, they function as a sort of radar homing device, I suppose?" Betty asked dryly. "Yes, and also for purposes of destruction. The demons associated with the pins are supposed to destroy the person if he or she ever leaves the craft." Annie was squirming and looked very uncomfortable. "May I ask just WHY you never saw fit to tell us about these things?" Rebecca asked. "I didn’t know what to do. They told me the demons with the pushpins would kill me before I could get them out. They’re like time bombs, there’s no way to escape them." "Annie, Annie," Rebecca sighed. "How can you believe such a lie when you have been privileged to see the Lord work in such power and in so many marvelous ways?" Annie looked down at her hands. "Well, I was afraid," she muttered. Once again Rebecca was faced with the stubbornness and fear that marks everyone coming out of Satanism. "No wonder we couldn’t keep the house sealed," she thought, "every time Annie went out and then back into the house she broke the seal by taking demons into the house with

Chapter 2 Push-Pins