He Came To Set the Captives Free (Epub, Mobi & PDF)

294 Pages·4.38 MB·english

by  Rebecca Brown

Table of Contents
Title Page
Also by Rebecca Brown, M.D.:
Copyright Page
WARNING!
CHAPTER 1 - Enter Rebecca
CHAPTER 2 - Enter Elaine
ELAINE TALKS:
CHAPTER 3 - Entering The Brotherhood
ELAINE TALKS:
CHAPTER 4 - Rise To Power
ELAINE TALKS:
CHAPTER 5 - Life As A High Priestess
ELAINE TALKS:
CHAPTER 6 - The Wedding
ELAINE TALKS:
CHAPTER 7 - Discipline Within The Brotherhood
ELAINE TALKS:
CHAPTER 8 - The Black Mass and Human Sacrifice
ELAINE TALKS:
CHAPTER 9 - Turning Points
ELAINE TALKS:
CHAPTER 10 - The Meeting
ELAINE TALKS:
REBECCA TALKS:
ELAINE TALKS:
REBECCA TALKS:
ELAINE TALKS:
CHAPTER 11 - Entering Spiritual Warfare
REBECCA TALKS:
CHAPTER 12 - The Battle
REBECCA TALKS:
CHAPTER 13 - Doorways
REBECCA TALKS:
CHAPTER 14 - The Human Spirit, Standing In The Gap, And
The Spirit World
REBECCA TALKS:
CHAPTER 15 - Why Should We Fight?
REBECCA TALKS:
CHAPTER 16 - How To Fight
REBECCA TALKS:
CHAPTER 17 - Destruction Of Christian Churches
ELAINE TALKS:
CHAPTER 18 - Demonic Illnesses
REBECCA TALKS:
CHAPTER 19 - Straight Talk To Those Who Want To Come
Out Of The Occult
REBECCA TALKS:
CHAPTER 20 - Definitions
REBECCA TALKS:
In Conclusion
Also by Rebecca Brown, M.D.:
Becoming a Vessel of Honor
Prepare for War
Unbroken Curses
Cómo Ilegar a ser una Vasija para honra
El Vino a Dar Libertad a Los Cautivos
Maldiciones sin Quebrantar
Preparémonos Para La Guerra
HE CAME TO SET THE CAPTIVES FREE
Rebecca Brown, M.D.
Wells of Joy Ministries
P.O. Box 65
Clinton, AR 72031
ISBN: 0-88368-323-7
Printed in the United States of America Copyright © 1992 by Solid Rock
Family Enterprises, Inc.
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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Brown, Rebecca,
M.D.
He came to set the captives free / Rebecca Brown. p. cm.
Originally published: Chino, CA : Chick Publications, c1986.
ISBN 0-88368-323-7 (trade paper : alk. paper) 1. Devil —
Controversial literature. 2. Spiritual warfare. 3. Satanism —
Controversial literature. 4. Witchcraft — United States —
Controversial literature. 5. Brown, Rebecca, M.D. I. Title.
BT981.B7 1997a
235’.47 — dc21 97-36658
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WARNING!
This will be one of the hardest books you have ever tried to read. SATAN
DOES NOT WANT YOU TO READ THIS
MATERIAL!
Heavenly Father, I ask you to shield and protect the reader of this book
and give him or her a clear understanding of all that you have directed us
to say. I ask you for this, and thank you, in the precious name of your Son,
Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.
The purpose of this book is to show you the many ways Satan and his
demons are at work in the world today, to show you how you can
effectively fight against them, AND how you can be set free from bondage
to Satan.
Satan will do everything he can to keep you from reading this.
He will afflict you with overwhelming sleepiness, confusion, constant
interruptions and many other things. FEAR is one of Satan’s major
weapons. He will use fear to try to stop you from reading this book. You
simply need to rebuke fear directly and out loud in the name of Jesus
Christ to overcome it. Also pray and ask for shielding as you read in order
to understand this material.
My deepest appreciation goes first to the Lord, and then to Elaine. The
writing of this book would not have been possible
without the information given to me by Elaine, and the strength, guidance
and encouragement given to me by the Lord. (I have written Elaine’s story
as she told it to me.
Obviously I cannot document everything in her story, but it is not unique
in that many many others coming out of Satan’s kingdom give similar
testimonies.) All names have been changed to protect the people involved
in this book. We pray earnestly that the Lord Jesus Christ will bless you
richly with His salvation and understanding as you read the following
pages.
“And he [Jesus] came to Nazareth, where he had been brought up: and, as
his custom was, he went into the synagogue on the sabbath day, and stood
up for to read. And there was delivered unto him the book of the prophet
Esaias [Isaiah]. And when he had opened the book, he found the place
where it was written,
‘The Spirit of the Lord is upon me, because he hath anointed me to preach
the gospel to the poor; he hath sent me to heal the broken-hearted, to
preach deliverance to the captives, and recovering of sight to the blind, to
set at liberty them that are bruised, to preach the acceptable year of the
Lord.’
And he closed the book, and he gave it again to the minister, and sat down.
And the eyes of all them that were in the synagogue were fastened on him.
And he began to say unto them, this day is this Scripture fulfilled in your
ears.” Luke 4:16-21
HE CAME TO SET THE CAPTIVES FREE!
CHAPTER 1
Enter Rebecca
From the first moment she crossed through the doorway into that building,
she sensed that there was something different about the place. A hovering
of darkness, as it were. Something she could not define, but knew was
there. She knew also that it was something that she had never experienced
before.
Rebecca is a doctor. She was just entering Memorial Hospital for the first
time to begin her training in internal medicine. She had finished medical
school the previous month and had now moved away from home really for
the first time in the 30 years of her life. She had no idea that the tragedies
she would see in that hospital would forever change both her and the
course of her life. The brooding darkness she sensed in her spirit seemed
to be watchfully waiting ... waiting. Suddenly it would strike, plunging
Rebecca into a series of events that would test to the utmost her
commitment to her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
The first test was quick to come — Rebecca had been working as a doctor
at that hospital for about 2 months. One night while she was working in
the Emergency Room, a man in his 30’s was brought in about 2 A.M.
Rebecca recoiled in horror as she viewed his mangled and torn body. She
had 6 years of experience working in Emergency Rooms (E.R.) in large
inner city hospitals as a Registered Nurse prior to becoming a doctor, but
she had never seen anything like this! As she worked
rapidly with the other personnel in the E.R. to save the young pastor’s life,
her mind raced. How could this be? Who would do such a thing? He had
obviously been tortured. His body was partially skinned, he had multiple
burns, stab wounds, lashes from whips, and most horrifying of all, holes in
the palms of his hands from spikes being driven through them. He was
unconscious and in deep shock.
After the initial medical care was done, the patient stabilized and then
transferred to the Intensive Care Unit, Rebecca looked for the police
officers who had brought him in. They had little to say other than the fact
that this was a kidnapping case. They had found the body and at first
thought he was dead. They refused to talk about the incident any further
and left quickly, mumbling something about having to file their report.
Everyone else in the E.R. went on with their work as if nothing unusual
had happened. No one seemed particularly surprised or upset about the
condition of the patient. Again, Rebecca felt overwhelmingly that
brooding darkness. She was greatly puzzled and concerned, but was,
herself, quickly caught up in the pressure of the work at hand. Nothing in
her background could possibly have prepared her for the shock of that
young pastor’s testimony of what had happened to him prior to coming
into the Emergency Room that night. She did not know that the next blow
would come to one of her own patients who was very dear to her.
But first, let us trace the training the Lord gave Rebecca to
prepare her for all that was to happen.
Rebecca had the tremendous privilege and blessing of being born to
faithful Christian parents who prayed daily for her. She had accepted Jesus
as her Savior at a very young age, but knew nothing about a personal walk
with Him. She was raised in a very tight and narrow religious group and
was not permitted to form friends or interact with anyone outside the
group. She was rejected both within the group and without —
mocked and ridiculed at school and by the other members of the religious
group; she grew up very lonely. She also had much illness, spending her
childhood in and out of the hospital. Then as she got older, she was
discovered to have an incurable and debilitating neuromuscular disease.
But her loving parents provided stability in her life and their prayers
surrounded and protected her, no doubt keeping her from entering the
occult world that snares so many other young people with similar
backgrounds.