Court of Heaven Chronicles: Mammon and Python on Trial: Exposing Greed, Fear, and the Silent War Against Prayer (Chronicles of heaven‘s Court)

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Two spirits. One courtroom. And a Church caught in the crossfire.

In Court of Heaven Chronicles: Mammon and Python Exposed, prophetic fire meets legal warfare as two ancient forces—Mammon, the god of false provision, and Python, the serpent of suffocated prayer—are dragged before the Court of Heaven to stand trial for their crimes against God’s people.

This isn’t just a book. It’s a summons.

Mammon isn’t greed—it’s anxiety in a suit. It whispers that God is too slow, that hustle is holy, and that your breakthrough is in the bag, not the blood. It seduces pastors, poisons altars, and turns generosity into a gambling system wrapped in scripture.

Python doesn’t scream—it coils. It doesn’t tempt with sin—it drains your breath. It’s the spirit behind burnout, recycled worship, and a Church that’s loud with no power. It chokes intimacy, dilutes prophecy, and turns presence into performance.

Inside these courtroom transcripts, you’ll witness:

• The Holy Spirit cross-examining deception with scripture and fire

• Testimonies from real believers who were manipulated by false gospels and drained by emotional revival

• Motions filed by these spirits to justify their grip—and Heaven’s final word that crushes their doctrine

• Living Word reflections that force you to choose between two altars: one of gold, the other of glory

This book is not cute theology. It’s not just commentary.

It’s evidence.

You’ll recognize their voices—because you’ve heard them before:

• “Sow a seed or stay stuck.”

• “If it feels powerful, it must be revival.”

• “You’re behind schedule. God owes you more.”

But the courtroom is open now.

And Heaven is speaking.

If you’ve ever:

• Given money hoping to manipulate God’s timing

• Felt your prayer life fading into routine

• Chased influence while feeling spiritually empty

• Confused performance for purpose

• Wondered why your worship doesn’t break chains anymore…

Then you’ve been in a battle you couldn’t name—until now.

This is your clarity.

This is your exhale.

Because the altars are being torn down.

The gold is cracking.

And the coil is breaking.

The Judge has ruled.

The gavel has fallen.

The sentence is eternal.

Mammon and Python: GUILTY.

Case closed.