Quote by Elder Thaddeus of Vitovnica

Where there is prayer, the fallen spirits have no power.

Where there is prayer, the fallen spirits have no power.

Summary

This quote suggests that when one engages in prayer, negative or fallen spirits lose their power. Prayer, often viewed as a means of connecting with a higher power, is believed to bring spiritual protection and strength. By praying, individuals can find solace, guidance, and a shield against negative influences. This quote implies that prayer bolsters one's spiritual resilience, rendering them immune to the corrupting forces of fallen spirits.

Topics

Prayer Inspirational Christianity Demons Eastern Orthodoxy

By Elder Thaddeus of Vitovnica

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