Does the Blood Keep the Enemy Out? Yes—but Not as a Charm | E.W. Kenyon

Does the Blood Keep the Enemy Out? Yes—but Not as a Charm | E.W. Kenyon Does the blood of Jesus keep the enemy out? This teaching explores the answer through redemption, covenant faith, and what Scripture says Christ’s completed sacrifice has accomplished. Drawing on Colossians 1:13–14, Hebrews 9:12, and other biblical passages, it examines deliverance from the dominion of darkness, forgiveness of sins, and the difference between repeating religious phrases and exercising faith in God’s Word. The blood is presented as the basis of redemption, not a charm or an incantation. Follow the discussion from Passover faith to responding to accusation, releasing resentment, and guarding your mind and home. The practical emphasis is to submit to God, resist the devil, walk in the light, and stand steadfastly in faith—speaking in agreement with what Christ has already accomplished. KEYWORDS does the blood keep the enemy out, blood of Jesus, redemption through his blood, covenant faith, faith versus superstition, deliverance from darkness, completed sacrifice of Christ, Colossians 1:13-14, Hebrews 9:12, forgiveness of sins, submit to God resist the devil, guard your mind, walk in the light HASHTAGS #BloodOfJesus #Redemption #CovenantFaith #FaithInGod