Exploring Secrets of the Heavenly Realm: Mysteries of the Second Heaven Explained

The most advanced book on Spiritual Warfare to date (Vol 1 of a series) – Learn the difference between demon and Fallen Angels!! The beginning of this book is a complete guide to Spiritual Warfare. Then Bruce Hines moves to detail a vast group of Fallen Angels and demonic spirits that have a highly structured organization of levels and grades according to numbers. Within this hierarchy, they are organized as a kingdom of four different dimensions in the Second Heaven. These different Fallen Angels within each of the four dimensions have descending orders of authorities and different rulers and sub rulers according to grade and number responsible for different areas of authority in the Second Heaven which rule over the earth through the minds of mankind. This multi-leveled kingdom of Fallen Angels has hordes of demonic spirits who work for them. The Fallen seek to create environments in which they exercise a dominating influence through demonic activity. The Bible speaks of the Fallen Angels as the corner point or the start of something. They are pictured as military leaders of demonic realms. The Bible labels them as thrones, dominions, principalities and powers. They have far superior power than demonic forces and have particular roles in controlling the destiny and activities of human beings. This book is the first of a series on how to defeat Fallen Angels and demonic forces that work for them. It assumes the reader knows about spiritual warfare but, it was written to advance the one who knows very little about spiritual warfare. This series is a must read for every intercessor and recommended for everyone in the body of Christ!
ASIN: 1970062002
VSKU: PKV.1970062002.G
Condition: Good
Author/Artist:Hines, Bruce
Binding: Paperback
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Condition Notes: A well-loved companion. Corners and cover might show a little wear, and you could find some notes or highlights. The dust jacket might be MIA, it might have been a library book and extras aren't guaranteed—but the story's all there!