The Pillars of Imprecation by John N. Day

The Pillars of Imprecation

How to Pray for Your Enemies by Praying Against Them

by John N. Day

In recent years, Western Christians have been awakened to the unrelenting suffering of our brothers and sisters around the world. Many suffer economic and social discrimination, imprisonment, and beatings, the destruction of their homes and churches, and others are sold into slavery, raped, forced into marriage, or murdered, all for the sole reason that they bear the name of Christ.

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