By: Lynn Green
Voodoo doll left on Ms. Denizac’s property
The husband of Zenaida Denizac (of Deltona, FL) came home to a rather disturbing incident a few days ago. He found a voodoo doll intended for his wife left in his yard.
I’m a born again Christian and I don’t play that. Voodoo dolls are satanic and directly from the bowels of hell. The person who is playing with those dolls is putting his/her soul in a bad situation with the Lord.
The bible says that when you set a trap for someone else, you will fall into it. The person who put that wicked “doll” on Zenaida Denizac’s property needs to watch his/her own back.
Haven’t people figured out by now that voodoo dolls don’t help their situation? Look at Haiti. That is the voodoo headquarters of the world. Yet, check out their economic condition. Last I heard, the sad little children over there were eating mud cakes for dinner (which is beyond sick when you consider that Bill Gates is worth about 30 billion dollars and can single handedly feed that country indefinitely). But I’ll do a story on Haiti under separate cover.
Regarding Ms. Denizac, I would advise her to pray even though she is clear about not being afraid.
Sample prayer for Ms. Denizac:
Father God, in the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth, I stand against that wicked voodoo doll that was placed on my property and I rebuke in the name of Jesus the person(s)responsible for putting it there. Your Word says in Psalm 91:7 that A thousand shall fall at thy side, and ten thousand at thy right hand; but it shall not come nigh thee. I stand by that Word of protection and promise. I pray that you keep your angels of protection around my family and me and that you blind the enemy from me. And finally, I pray salvation and peace and mercy upon the soul that put that satanic doll on my property, in Jesus name I pray and do give thanks. Amen.
City Commissioner Zenaida Denizac’s happy day after a church picnic this past weekend was briefly ruined by the discovery of a voodoo doll on her lawn.
The doll was stuck with many pins and included a photo of the commissioner’s face pinned on the doll’s head. The doll, inside a black plastic tray, was found by Denizac’s husband next to a periwinkle plant near the base of her mailbox Saturday afternoon.
Jose Denizac said he saw the package when he left at 4 a.m. to fish but thought it was trash. When he returned at 5 p.m. he saw the object while parking his boat and checked it out.
“As soon as I saw the doll and the pins and the candle, I knew what the intention was,” Jose Denizac said. “It is envy. My wife has always been a leader who does not hide anything and speaks with frankness.”
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