The Rules of Engagement

The Rules of Engagement

Signs, symptoms, and manifestations of the spirits of Egypt, Pharaoh, and Herod

Suppression of will

Surrogate parenting

Surveillance Systemic lies

Survival skills

Suspicion

Terror

Threats

Torment

Traditional entrenchment

Traditions of man

Treachery

Tyrannical governance/ control

Underemployment

Undermining of rights

Unethical behavior

Unfair practices

Ungodly ambitions

Unholy desires Victimization

Unrighteous mammon Vexation

Violence Weights

Vitiation of will White-collar crime

Wars

Whoredom Worldliness

Willie lynchism

Witchcraft

Wrath

Yoke

Release The hand of God, divine visitations, God’s mercy, the arrows of God, righ teousness to be exalted, national revival, soul-winning, the spirit of Elijah, the spirit of truth, the fear of Jehovah, salvation and deliverance, prophetic and apostolic anointing, the spirit of Jehu, the fear of the Lord, boldness, the rules of engagement, Jehovah-Gibbor, legions of heavenly angels, kingdom of God and its principles and mandates, the anointing of evangelism and teaching S pirit of F ear and T orment The spirit of fear is released to attack the peace, courage, vision, and faith of individuals, creating a debilitating stronghold in their mind. It also has the power to abort purpose, derail divine destinies, and assassinate future hope and faith in the power of God. It is of extreme importance to compre hend the insidious nature of this spirit relative to our future, because the way we perceive or think about the future actually sculpts and contours how we handle the present. Fear comes from the root word phobos , which means, “that which may cause flight.” This is also where we get the word phobia , which is a persistent irrational fear of something that is so strong that it compels us to avoid the object of the fear. It is a psychological reaction to something

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