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The Believer's Authority Legacy Edition

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The author explains that not only do we as Christians have authority, most of us do not know about it or even how to use it. Once we are aware of this authority, we will be able to do the work God has called us to do.

This is book consists of only 70 pages but each page is packed with power and scripture.

This book is powerful. It's a big gun that you can use to take out that little punk, Satan. My girlfriend has been under spiritual attack for 20 years. She would, constantly, get harassed by demons. I brought her to church, one weekend when the attacks reached their peak. He echoed a lot of the content in this book, and also gave her a copy to read. It took a few weeks, since she didn't really read the book. I looked through a few chapters, like "Breaking the Power of the Devil" and "Excercising Authority", and knew that this book would be the bomb to drop on those demons.

She's still reading through it, but the progress is amazing. She finally understood the power she had, being part of the Body of Christ, and with that authority, she was able to cast the devil and his minions from her dreams.

Say what you will about Kenneth Hagin, but don't let that stop you from reading this book. Even if you aren't possessed or oppressed, there is stuff in this book to boost your faith, and claim your authority as a believer.

Insightful and uplifting! A must read for the spiritual individual.

Before I am attacked by other reviewers, it is worth noting that I have an uncle who is on staff at Hagin's church.

This book is typical Word of Faith theology, nothing more. The real problem, however, it is that it is STOLEN from its rightful author, a Christian Missionary Alliance minister named John MacMillan. This was exposed in 1983 by Oral Roberts student, Dale Simmons. Hagin then republished the book with its current title and paid "lip service" to MacMillan in the preface.

I can't help but wonder how many conversations with God that Mr. Hagin has made up. Perhaps he really hears from God audibly, but then again, so did David Koresh.