Celtic Cross Breaks the curse of witchcraft

On this Cross you can see the Celtic knot.



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The Celtic knot is also referred to as the YHWH’s Knot or endless knot. Meaning having neither an end nor a beginning, YHWH has always been HE is ONE, The Great I AM.








THE POWER OF THE CROSS IN BREAKING ALL CURSES

How to break a curse? Put your trust and faith in Yeshua (Jesus) and the work which He did 2,000 years ago on the cross, you can then pray the “Prayer for Release” from any curse: by using the Celtic Cross. Genesis 12:3


The Celtic Cross is well known in Cornwall, it is used throughout this ancient land as a symbol of Yeshua’s( Jesus), power and victory. The Cornish used this ancient Celtic Cross to break the curses of witchcraft that are rampant throughout Cornwall.
The effects of witchcraft are poverty, failed businesses, ill health, and despair and apathy.



YHWH’s Knot. found in Bishopstone Church Eastbourne


Many Cornish Christians are discovering once again that the Cross of Yeshua still retains its ancient power to destroy witchcraft.


Couch Adams the famous Cornish Astronomer who discovered the planet Neptune in the 19th Century, also discovered the power of the Celtic Cross.


It is said that he broke the power of witchcraft in his village by leaning against this Cross and making his sacred prayers to his heavenly Father. His prayer not only changed his village, but also changed his life completely, by making him a very wealthy man, and a very famous Astronomer in the colleges of England.


The Celtic Cross bridges the earthly and spiritual worlds. The representation of the four corners are the vertical axis (spiritual world) and the horizontal axis (earthly world). The circle Represents YHWH s love as having no beginning or ending.
Celtic Cross breaks the curse of witchcraft in Cornwall and will break the curse of witchcraft for YOU.


The Celtic cross symbolises the cross of Yeshua (Jesus) with the circle of the sun shining behind it, reminding people of the words of Yeshua ‘I am the Light of the World.’

The Black Death of St Peter and St Paul Church Peasmarsh East Sussex

This ancient Norman church was the center of the evil Black Death which devastated this place.

It is said that the old village was built around this Church, but the Black Death had such a devastating effect upon this village that the villagers had no choice but to rebuild their village a mile down the road from the Church.

For the only way that they could get rid of this plague was to burn down their old wooden houses, and start afresh further away. This advice was given by the Rector of the Church after much prayer, they all agreed that this was the only answer.

The Rector then had the stonemason carve these three mystical animals on the stone that were built into the walls of the Church. The Stag which was below ground level, ( hidden in the drain), which would keep the evil rats from ever entering the Church by way of the drains. The Unicorn on the side of the Church, to ward off the evil plague from entering the doors of the Church, and the mystical bird to stop the plague from entering from roof.

Inside the Church there are two Leopards carved into the sides of the arch leading to the altar, which would ward off the disease of leprosy which was also rampant in this area at the time.

The villagers of Peasmarsh understood the power of the symbols which God had given them, which would protect them, from these evil things.

We found a picture on the wall, the words of this wonderful hymn which reminded us that the Lord made a more beautiful village for the people to live in than they ever had before. We can hear these words echoing in the Church of long ago, All things bright and beautiful, All creatures great and small, All things wise and wonderful, The Lord God made them all.













We can hear these words echoing in the Church of long ago, All things bright and beautiful, All creatures great and small, All things wise and wonderful, The Lord God made them all.

John Couch Adams Cornish Christian Astronomer who discovered planet Neptune

This summer we visited the village of Laneast, Cornwall, on Bodmin Moor, where John Couch Adams was born and brought up during his youth.

We found the village down some very narrow, windy lanes, which reminded me very much of where I spend my young life down in West Cornwall, near Redruth.

John’s early life as an Astronomer was spent in this village and surrounding countryside. He would spend hours upon hours gazing up upon the cosmos, in complete wonder and amazement at God’s mighty creation.

His Mother and Father were devout Wesleyans, and through their Christian belief knew that their son had a very special gift from God. For at a very young age, he showed considerable mathematical powers, which astonished the people of the village and his family.

The parish Church has some extraordinary symbols inside of it, no doubt influenced by John Couch Adams himself. A wooden carving in the ceiling , showing the Star of David, is very unusual, as it depicts a Star of David within a Star of David. Also some other stained glass, shows also some astrological signs. Which is also very peculiar indeed, I can show you some of these on my blog.





Cornish Astronomer, John Couch Adams born at Lidcot farmhouse, Laneast, Cornwall, on the 5th of June 1819.

And God said, “Let there be lights in the expanse of the sky to separate the day from the night, and let them serve as signs and to mark seasons and days and years.” (Genesis 1:14)



John Couch Adams born in Cornwall, England in 1819. Came from a farming family. His family were poor tenant farmers on Bodmin Moor at very early age he amazed everyone with his extraordinary abilities to do mathematical calculations in his head without the use of pen and paper.



Some facts.
1 At 16 years of age, John had worked out when an annular eclipse of the Sun would be visible in Lidcot, England.

2 He used only his brain to do the calculations predicting the presence of Neptune.
3 He studied the Leonid meteor shower and correctly concluded that the shower was the result of a comet passing close to Earth once a year.

4 All of the calculations were worked out in his head before he ever wrote them down.
5 His greatest discovery was the planet Neptune.

John was a shy child whose knowledge of astronomy was self taught. In his teens he had constructed his own sundial and spent time studying solar altitudes.

He showed mathematician powers his father was advised to send him to college.

Zodiac font St. Augustine Church Brookland Kent

We visited this Church in Kent this week, the strange thing about this Church is the tower which was built beside the Church because of the soft marshy ground. The builders were afraid that if it was built on top of the Church the building would sink. Inside the Church there is evidence that the Church is beginning to sink anyway.
We found a tenth century lead baptismal font, which was very unusual because there were carvings of the star signs of the zodiac all around it. The early Christians did not have a problem with the signs of the zodiac, for they believed that God created all things and planted their crops according to the stars and the moon.



The circular lead font is said to be the most important of the 30 leaden fonts in England . It is thought to have been of Flemish origin. It has the months and the signs of the zodiac. It is said that the font was raided from a French Church during the 100 Years War .

Ley Line Power Spot Roche Rock West Cornwall Knights Templar

The powerful Ley Line which runs through the ruin of this ancient Church called St Michaels can be found in Roche, West Cornwall.
The very ancient power source which emanates from this outcrop of rocks, which is situated very near St Austell clay pits, causes a surge of Holy Energy which resonates throughout your body when you stand in this ancient Church.
St Michaels Church is accessed by a twenty foot iron ladder, it can be quite an experience for those who do not have a head for heights. This is but one of many Holy Energy spots which can be found in Cornwall.

On top of the rock is St Michael Church, built in 1409. The ruins of the chapel were last occupied by the family of local landowners when they contracted leprosy, and stayed here so that they would not infect the village.
It is said that Roche Rock was also a staging post for the Knights Templar, for it was easily defended in those violent days.

The Cheesewrings, Bodmin Moor Powerful Ley line

The powerful energy forces that criss-cross our planet, which many people call ley lines are in fact Holy energy lines laid down by YHWH (God), when He created the world.
If you are a Christian no harm will come to you when you visit these strange so called ley line hotspots, but if you seek that which is not of YHWH in these places you will be putting yourself in considerable danger.

I visited this place recently when I returned to the place of my birth Cornwall. My ancestors were all miners and farmers who worked this ancient land. My grandfather worked down a mine at Dolcoath Camborne, he began his work down there at the age of fourteen, this mine is one of the deepest mines in West Cornwall.

Many tales he would tell of the strange happenings deep down under the earth’s crust, to an outsider it would be very frightening to enter these deep caverns under the earth, but the Cornish miners had great faith in their Christian belief and knew that the power of Christ would bring a far greater light to those dark places than any candle ever could. Armed with a cross in their right hand and a pick in their left, they dug out these rich minerals, and made England what it is today.

Now I encountered a power surge which caused my camera to malfunction at the top of this tor (hill), and some other spiritual happening which I will not disclose at this time, but I can assure you that it was an encounter of the highest heavenly spiritual realm, which would shatter the unbelief of the unbeliever.

Duck used to ward of evil spirits in Churches

St. Andrews Church Steynings West Sussex England





St. Andrews Church Steynings West Sussex

We know that ducks love water and fish love water. Evil spirits hate water, and will depart in fear at its presence. Anything that represents water will make evil spirits depart in fear, that is why carvings of ducks and fish have been used in ancient Churches.

It is important to realize that physical things do impact the spiritual realm and the spiritual the physical realm.

“For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places.”