Description

COURT CASE:

• being prone to having smallpox because we didn’t receive a smallpox vaccine
• being prone to having smallpox because we have a weak immune system
• being prone to having smallpox because we have prolonged, close contact with a person who is infected with the smallpox
• being prone to having smallpox because we came into direct contact with the bedding, clothing, and/or other items that directly came into contact with someone who has smallpox
• being prone to having smallpox because we work in a hospital, clinic, and/or health care setting where there is someone infected with smallpox
• being prone to having smallpox because we work in a laboratory where we work with smallpox lab samples
• being prone to having smallpox because we are infected with a biological weapon that uses the variola virus
• being prone to having smallpox because there is a smallpox outbreak in our home, work, school, church, ministry, city, state, country, and/or other areas where we normally frequent
• having smallpox
  • having smallpox because we were infected with the variola virus
  • having smallpox because we were infected with a modifiedtype smallpox
  • having smallpox because we were infected with a flattype (malignant) smallpox
  • having smallpox because we were infected with hemorrhagic smallpox
  • being infected with any strains and/or mutations of the variola virus
  • being infected with any mutations of the variola virus mixed with any strains and/or mutations of COVID
  • being infected with any mutations of the variola virus mixed with any strains and/or mutations of any other bacteria, fungus, virus, protozoa, and/or other infectious microbes
• being infected with smallpox via airborne exposure-such as when an infected person sneezes and/or coughs
• being infected with smallpox via prolonged face to face contact
• being infected with smallpox via direct contact from body fluids
• being infected with smallpox via indirect contact-such as sharing belongings like clothing and/or bedding
• infecting others with smallpox
• being highly contagious with smallpox
• being contagious with smallpox from the time that we have our first oropharyngeal lesions, throughout the course of our disease, until the last scab falls off our body
• becoming contagious once the first sores appear in our mouth and/or throat, and spreading smallpox when we cough and/or sneeze, and the droplets from our nose and/or mouth spread to infect others
• spreading smallpox via our respiratory secretions
• spreading smallpox via airborne transmission in an enclosed setting
• spreading smallpox via droplet transmission
• remaining contagious until the last smallpox scab falls off
• our scabs and the fluid around our sores containing the variola virus
• spreading the variola virus on our bedding and/or clothing
• having smallpox in its incubation period
• having smallpox in its prodrome stage
• having smallpox in its eruptive stage
• fever
• high fever
• chills
• discomfort
• headaches
• backaches
• body aches
• muscle aches
• physical pain
• malaise
• fatigue
• anorexia
• vomiting
• pharyngitis
• severe abdominal pain
• prostration
• intense toxemia (especially in children)
• feeling too sick to carry on our normal activities
• having rashes
• having sores
• having blisters
• having a progressive skin rash
• having small red spots on our tongue and/or in our mouth that turn into sores that break open and spread large amount of the virus into our mouth and throat
• having skin sores filled with a thick, opaque fluid and/or with a dent in the center
• having rash lesions develop uniformly throughout the disease and progress from macules to papules to vesicles over 45 days
• having rashes on our face, hands, forearms, torso, hands, and/or feet which turns into blisters
• our sores turning into pustules
• having sores which are sharply raised, round, tense, and firm to the touch-like peas under our skin
• having papules which are deep-seated within our dermis
• having pustules that form a crust that eventually scabs
• crusting
• scabbing
• pockmarks
• pockmarks on our face
• scarring
• having scabs that leave deep pitted scars
• having severe, permanent scars on our face, arms, and/or legs after recovery
• blindness
• encephalitis
• osteomyelitis
• stillbirths
• spontaneous abortions
• infertility in males (due to obstructive azoospermia)
• suffering
• torment
• physical torment
• emotional torment
• pain
• physical pain
• emotional pain
• infirmity
• sickness
• disease
• fatality
• death
• premature death
• tragic death
• having accusations, false labels, false verdicts, generational false verdicts, word curses, and/or ungodly bonds stating and/or implying that we have any of these aforementioned problems
• having a diagnosis and/or prognosis that we have and/or will have any of these aforementioned problems
• having accusations, false labels, false verdicts, generational false verdicts, word curses, and/or ungodly bonds stating and/or implying that God can’t supernaturally heal us, that God won’t supernaturally heal us, and/or that God is punishing us
• the buying, selling, and/or trading of our cells, cell wall, skin, dermis, integumentary system, mouth, throat, oropharynx, immune system, immune response, white blood cells, lymphatic system, face, hands, forearms, torso, hands, feet, health, and/or life to the kingdom of darkness, and the kingdom of darkness having ownership claims over these aforementioned things
• the category/kingdom of spirits that are in the aforementioned body parts
• having unprocessed irritation
• feeling irritated
• feeling constricted
• feeling superficial
• not listening to our physical body’s needs
• feeling hopeless
• feeling powerless
• feeling stuck
• feeling violated
• feeling helpless
• feeling like circumstances are out of our control
• feeling pessimistic
• resisting
• self punishment
• feeling shameful
• feeling unworthy
• feeling guilty
• self rejection
• feeling the need to escape
• having little to no joy
• feeling sad
• feeling stuck
• grieving
• feeling like we lost someone
• feeling like we lost something
• not accepting our life
• not perceiving our life to be good
• lack of emotional protection
• making things hard for ourselves
• feeling disappointed
• feeling frustrated
• feeling annoyed
• suppressing our irritation
• suppressing our anger
• having a difficult time having healthy boundaries and enforcing them
• having a difficult time saying no to others
• insecurity
• feeling abandoned
• feeling angry
• feeling rejected
• feeling upset
• feeling anxious
• feeling worried
• feeling stressed
• feeling nervous
• grieving
• feeling panicked
• feeling sad
• not being present in the moment
• disconnecting from the present
• not asking God to heal our hurt feelings
• feeling unsupported
• bitterness
• hiding
• the category/kingdom of infirmity spirits, sickness spirits, disease spirits, pain spirits, death spirits, witchcraft spirits, and/or other spirits that cause, contribute to, exacerbate, and/or reestablish any of these aforementioned problems