Becoming A Vessel Of Honor Rebecca Brown

86 "Yes, and sometimes that’s very difficult," Joyce com mented. 'Tell me about some of the other times." "Well, rather than talking about myself, let me tell you about an experience someone else had recently who also came out of the craft. Do you remember Annie (not her real name)? I think you met her once while she was here didn’t you?" "Yes, I remember her." "She stayed with us about five months. She was horribly abused in the craft. Her mother tried to take her and run when she was about seven years old. They were caught and taken back. Annie was then forced to watch her mother be sacrificed as punishment. She was used as a breeder and in all sorts of pornography, both as a child and as an adult. She tried to get out once, about three years before I met her. Two big thugs from the craft caught her and took her back and horribly abused her sexually as punishment. She ac cepted Jesus as her Lord and Savior this time though. That makes all the difference in the world!" "You’re telling me!" Joyce said with feeling. "It is impossible to get out of the craft and live, any other way. ONLY the power of Jesus can keep you free!" "About a month after Annie was fully delivered, a day came when she needed to go out to the shopping mall and I couldn’t go with her. I can’t protect everyone all the time. It’s times like those that really test my faith. But I know these folks have to learn to stand on their own feet with the Lord. I let Annie go, but I was very concerned. Esther went with her." "Later that evening, the Holy Spirit spoke to me telling me to pray, that Annie was in trouble. I had company here at

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