The Last Bookstore Studio City — Attraction in Los Angeles

If you’re a Christian or anyone for that matter, I would not recommend working here or shopping here…

I went in because I like bookstores but as a Holy Spirit filled believer I definitely felt a demonic presence in this store!

ESPECIALLY as I went upstairs. It just felt off and just creepy.

You can tell they have invited the demonic in by some of the decorations as you go upstairs. All horror type pictures and decor that people are blind to the fact that yes these things invite demons into a space.

Wonder why you keep having nightmares? You may have horror movies in your house or keep watching it yourself and you just invited the demonic in without realizing

People think “ghosts” and “hauntings” are a real thing but what you’re actually experiencing is the demonic having access to a space and they only have access if again, someone invited them in.

And I’m sure whoever owns or owned this place, they invited those demons in there. You can tell by how foundly they talk about the “Ghost Stories”

What you’re really experiencing is DEMONS

And people will think you’re crazy for saying that but read your Bible. Plenty of examples of possession and demonic occurrences in there.

Read EPHESIANS 6:10-12 also.

People don’t realize until they get to Hell unfortunately that they were being tricked by demons or “ghosts” the whole time and end up eternally damned and tortured.

But you don’t have to end up there! Jesus paid the price for sin and wants all to come to Heaven! But not all wants to. But if you are one of the few who do reading this please read and believe ROMANS 10:9 and Repent for your sins to God because we’re ALL sinners!

Buy a Bible from a different store and come to Jesus because being eternally damned isn’t worth it. The Lake of Fire definitely isn’t worth turning our nose up to the truth!

Don’t be fooled by demons and don’t engage with them, talk with them, invite them anywhere, nothing!

Talk to Jesus. Thank you for reading! And stay away from this demonic/...

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