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The Second Confessions from Hell: Text of the warnings given by the demons, Judas Iscariot, Beelzebub, Allida, Veroba and Akabor through a possessed w

The Second Confessions from Hell: Text of the warnings given by the demons, Judas Iscariot, Beelzebub, Allida, Veroba and Akabor through a possessed w

Mary, Manuel S.

Paperback

ParanormalParapsychologyGeneral Christianity

ISBN13: 9798254224372
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Mar 29 2026
Pages: 122
Weight: 0.38
Height: 0.26 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

Against their will, Heaven compels the demons to discuss the Church and her current state and to do so in a way that opposes their rule and advances the kingdom of Christ.The demonic spirits typically refer to Mary, the Most Blessed Virgin Mother of God, as that Woman up there in their rage rather than by name. The demonic spirit says, She wants it, She forces me, She makes us say... rather than, Mary wishes it.They also refrain from referring to God and Jesus by name. They frequently use an upward motion of the possessed woman's finger to highlight their remarks.It is clear that Heaven's will is expressed through the demons when they make demands about prayers, such as stating that a certain prayer must be said before they can speak.Although the revelations came from the possessed woman's mouth, it should be mentioned that she was often subjected to severe torture, including choking fits, heart issues, gnawing pains, and trouble breathing. This explains why the phrases are often fragmentary.The demons often refused to speak further because this book is opposed to Hell. They were also continuously complaining, shouting, and sneering, among other objections. For the sake of simplicity and brevity, many of these interruptions have been eliminated, particularly in the second section. But in reality, the battle was often more complex and time-consuming than the reader could have guessed.

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