INTERCESSORY 🙏 PRAYER FOR ABUSE WOMEN & CHILDREN ON THE EARTH VINDICATED US LORD AGAINST UNGODLY, UNBELIEVERS ANTI-GOD AND ANTI-CHRIST MEN

 Minister Evangelist Crystal Lashelle Lax 

VINDICATE FOR THE MOTHER DEAR LORD GOD ALMIGHTY 

Psalm 43:1 (KJV): "Judge me, O God, and plead my cause against an ungodly nation: O deliver me from the deceitful and unjust man". 

Release YOUR heavenly divine righteousness and divine Justice ⚖️ let your scale of Justice determine 

the fate of our oppressor our enemies who refuse to bow down to your rulership and authority. 

I plead the blood of Jesus Christ against all unbelievers, anti-God, ant-Christ ruthless in their hearts with Satan poison venom 

filled with hate, malice, blood thirsty men, abusive, hot temper, cruel against others. 

LORD, WE turn these men over to your higher courts for you to be JUDGE over their true intentions, motives of the heart. 

They made mother's worry about their babies, Crystal over the murders of their children on the earth. Sacrifice lived for satanic worship.

The laugh like demons from hell over the raping of girls, women, bois, murders they plan, plot and conspire to do in secret dark places.

Shine and expose them for who and what they truly are in the name and by the blood of Jesus Christ of Nazareth. Amen

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**RACHEL WEEPING FOR HER CHILDREN**

Jeremiah 31:15 regarding the Babylonian exile. Matthew 2:18 to describe the anguish of mothers following King Herod's "Massacre of the Innocents" in Bethlehem. 

(Jeremiah 31:15), describing Rachel, the beloved wife of Jacob and matriarch of tribes including Joseph (Ephraim, Manasseh) and Benjamin, weeping at Ramah for her exiled children.

Symbolic Meaning: As the "national mother," Rachel represents the collective sorrow of Israel, refusing to be comforted because her **children were taken or killed**

Context of Exile: In Jeremiah, this weeping occurs as the Babylonians take the Jews into captivity. 

New Testament Fulfilment: Matthew 2:17-18 cites this passage to describe the tragedy of Herod **killing all male children*under two in Bethlehem, 

linking the ancient sorrow to the suffering caused by the persecution of the infant Jesus.

A universal, enduring symbol of the suffering of mothers due to war and political violence.