INTERCESSORY PRAYER AND DIVINE HEALTH DECLARATION.

By Evangelist Cassy Kole CassyBlog


 Intercessory Prayer and Divine Health Declaration.

"I pray for every sick person today as the Spirit of the Lord leads. May every sickness, disease, and infirmity be brought under God's subjection, for every knee must bow to Him (Philippians 2:10).
Not every sickness is natural, so I cancel every unnatural health issue right now, no matter what it is.
I declare against every evil altar where my name is mentioned; let the voice of God speak for me where I cannot speak for myself because the blood of Jesus speaks better things (Hebrews 12:24).
Let God fight every unseen battle for me, for the Lord will fight for me while I hold my peace (Exodus 14:14).
By the power of God and in the Name of Jesus, I render every negative atmosphere useless. I saturate every corner of my abode with the blood of Jesus, overcoming the enemy by the blood of the Lamb and the word of my testimony. (Revelation12:11).
May that same Spirit that raised Jesus from the dead vitalize my mortal body, from the crown of my head to the sole of my feet. In the Mighty Name of Jesus, according to Romans 8:11.
I refuse to let any circumstance, fear, worries, or infirmity interfere with my relationship with God, knowing that nothing can separate me from His love (Romans 8:39).
I am victorious in Christ Jesus, for we are more than conquerors through Him (Romans 8:37).
And because He lives, I live also. John 14:19. Amen and Hallelujah."

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