Moziah Casts Out Lucifer – 1of3 Spiritual Preparatory

In three interviews, recorded on separate sessions over the past half a year, Christian Gnostic, experienced exorcist and spiritual adviser to Leo, Monique “Moziah” Armstrong shares a wealth of information on various spiritual subject matters. She talks about Christianity, Gnosticism, Jesus, God, Leo, the demonic realm and of course, Lucifer and how she managed to exorcise Leo from this king of demons.

1of3 Spiritual Preparatory
2of3 Moziah’s First-Time Meeting with Lucifer
3of3 Against All Odds (1of3)
3of3 Against All Odds (2of3)
3of3 Against All Odds (3of3)
Audio PART I, part II, part III
Video PART I, part II, part III

The first eight minutes are spent on catching up, socializing, how I probably have a sport heart and how Moziah AKA Monique Armstrong AKA Agent JJP, enjoys her newfound normal blood-pressure.

In the article you’ll see marks of the format hh:mm:ss preceding each heading. These are time-stamps referring back to the relevant audio part of the interview (see above) and serve to ease its navigation.

00:08:20
The Strange Case of the Tendency of Atheists Taking the Lord’s Name in Vain

Moziah mentions a touching email she received from Keri in which the latter addresses the strange contradiction of “how so many people who claim not to believe in God are so quick to blame God” when they are plagued by sickness or bad health. I argue that profanity and curse-words have been totally ingrained in Culture and try to make the point that people whimsically use them out of cultural custom rather than spiritual conviction.

Moziah adds that “atheists make the greatest testimony for Jesus Christ and the existence of God because in their adamant denial it is in fact recognizing that there is something. Because if you’re an atheist it’s irrelevant. If you’re a true atheist you wouldn’t even call yourself one. Because it is illogical to have a conversation over something you don’t believe in.”

00:12:31
Atheism Is a Religion and Richard Dawkins Is Its High-Priest

I argue that any rational person, who has no concrete spiritual beliefs or sentiments, would best be calling himself or herself agnostic rather than atheist. The typical atheist beliefs in evolution theory as a way to describe and understand the living nature. However, since there were no human witnesses to the birth of life on this planet there is no real reason to assert that life has spontaneously emerged out of lifeless inorganic matter.

As such, I dare say that atheism, by and large, is more of a counter-movement denying, through belief, that which is upheld in spirituality and religiosity – namely that life was created by a metaphysical force or being. On the other hand I argue, that this is not to say that I believe evolution theory is without merit[1], but when it comes to describing the cause of life it simply falls short of supplying convincing evidence to this effect. Therefore, by necessity, the tenets of evolution theory are not fundamentally different from the principles of traditional religions or spiritual doctrines.

00:18:00
A Brother/Sister Relationship With Christ

Moziah emphasizes that people, unlike what some ministers try to have people believe, should not be encouraged to think that seeking a relationship with Christ entails falling in love with Christ in a literal sense as this is customarily and traditionally exclusively reserved for romantic relationships ultimately aimed at procreation. People ought rather consider Jesus “as a brother or a sister.”

00:22:00
Exorcism Anecdotes and Specifics

Moziah mentions how she set free of demons a lady by the name of May, who before the exorcism was “disease ridden” and afterwards not only gained complete restoration of health but also has the documentation to prove it too. She says that quite like the movie “The Exorcism of Emily Rose” demons chant and speak in strange and unknown languages. May reminds me in another way to the demoniac in that movie in that she too suffered from daily bouts of apparent epileptic seizures. I mention that skeptics may argue that cases of healing are due to the placebo effect even if the genuinity of the cases of healing is provable by supportive medical documentation.[2]

00:29:00
The Essential Ingredient For an Instant and Effective Exorcism

Without all the bells and whistles the Catholic Church likes to cling on to elaborate exorcism rituals and procedures, the act of delivering a person from debilitating demonic entities is remarkably simple yet overwhelmingly effective. We both agree that the bulky rituals and postponement of deliverance committed by the Catholic Church are testimony to an underlying sadistic mentality and, instead of healing people through an inherently simple procedure, rather needlessly prolongs suffering and serves only to cater to commercial interests and maintaining spiritual bondage to the Church.

00:32:03
Prayer and the Virtue of Fasting

I ask Moziah what the virtue is of fasting. She answers, “You are essentially crucifying the flesh.” It seems that due to the cleansing process that belongs to periods of fasting, one’s spiritual acuity and senses sharpen up and elevate to a more heightened state.  Moziah recommends “a really good book” on the subject published by the International House of Prayer. She further adds that fasting increases the ability to tune to the “voice of the Father as he is speaking, it’s just that we are not listening,” especially when we have our bellies full.

00:38:00
The Voice of God

Moziah describes how she experienced the voice of God talking to her personally. In fact, she claims she owes the very name “Moziah” to God who gave it her by voice! She mentions that this no exception and that she is in good company with numerous persons mentioned in the Bible. In all modesty, she argues that she did not expect herself to be that worthy to earn God’s voice talking to her. I disagree.

00:45:10
Sin is Sin, in God’s Eyes

Moziah elaborates on the notion that “sin is sin” and that there’s no lesser or greater sin, “it’s just error” and that “we make sin exist.” It is “how we apply ourselves to these things of matter in this world that generates and creates sin in our own lives.”

Elijah Confronts Jezebel

00:49:10
The Jezebel Spirit

Moziah quite extensively describes who the wicked Queen named Jezebel was and what the deceptive working routine is of the demonic Jezebel spirit and how the Vatican, being the usurping counterfeit religious institution that it is, is a “pure representation of the Jezebel spirit, in all its glory.”

00:59:20
God, The Holy Spirit, and Jesus Christ

I ask Moziah, what the difference is between these three beings. She explains that they can be regarded as three members of the same family, “the Triunity; the Holy Family.” Whereas God is the Father, the Holy Spirit is more like the Mother and of course Jesus is the Son. Moziah says that, in her opinion, “the Holy Spirit has been abused like a whore” and “when we prostitute the Holy Spirit like that, it grieves the Holy Spirit because most of the times she sees in Holy Spirit filled Churches that the Holy Spirit is pimped out and is abused.”

01:03:30
David “Diga” Hernandez, Faith Healing That Works

Moziah makes a rectification in that in an earlier interview she referred to the faith healer who cured her and Keri of their ailments and illnesses, with the name of “Diego.” This name should be “Diga” though, which is short for David Hernandez. She mentions how Diga’s healing capabilities progressively increase with the intensity of religious practice exercised in the region he professes his healing. In deeply religious countries his healing capabilities seem to be strongest.

Footnotes:

1. It is still an open question whether or not evolution is a causative factor in biological development. If one distinguished however between macro-evolution and micro-evolution, I think the issue becomes a bit more clear cut. Given the existence of examples, it can be argued relatively easily that micro-evolution is a reality. For instance, the breeding of different races of dogs of flowers (e.g. tulips), or the recent success in the ability to breed tame Silver foxes in Russia, can all be regarded as evidence to the validity of micro-evolution, in my opinion. Although the type of selection is artificial rather than natural in the examples mentioned, organisms apparently are equipped with a mechanism that facilitates micro-evolutionary transformation through adaptation.Nonetheless, as far as I’m concerned, due to a lack of scientific evidence, the jury is still out regarding the reality of the process of macro-evolution, which is evolutionary change to the point of yielding new species. The jury is even further out regarding the role of evolutionary mechanisms in the emergence of life itself, because as I said in the interview, there weren’t any human beings around to record what was going on then when life started on this planet.
2. As I already alluded to in a previous interview, in principle it ought to be perfectly possible to scientifically establish the validity of any faith healer. The idea on how go about is quite simple. Take a group of people of which all its members have some kind of illness deemed incurable by established or regular medicine. Ideally, in each case, the identity of the illness should be expressible in scientific data (numbers, graphics, etc.).The next step would be the faith healer doing its work. Then, if there is merit to his or her intervention, the healing efficacy should reflect in readings of medical scientific data after the fact. This way, the reality of acts of healing can be reduced to comparing scientific data, before and after. If healing has been successful, the medical scientific data referring to the illness should be significantly different and the data after the fact should correspond to data gleaned from some control group of which its members are provable healthy. If the healing is unsuccessful, the scientific data remain the same within a reasonable and expected margin.

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