I break the head of the dragon

I break the head of the dragon

Babatope Babalobi babalobi@yahoo.com +234 80 35 897435

Psalm 74

In Psalm 74 verse 13, the Bible talks about a dragon.
The Bible also make us to realise that this dragon is in many waters.
In the passage, we learn that God had to come against these dragons and break their heads.
It is also clear that these dragons oppose the will of God, otherwise, God will not have come against it.
There are some deliverances that will not happen until you break the head of the dragons attacking your life.
Dragons are water spirits, marine spirits, mermaid spirits and you must deal with all these forces for some deliverance to occur in your life.
Many years ago, when I was facing spiritual battles, the Holy Spirit told me I had to pray against the spirit of Yemoja, which is the mother of all water gods in Yoruba land in Nigeria.
To the glory of God, the blood of Jesus has set me free.

Babatope Babalobi babalobi@yahoo.com +234 80 35 897435

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