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War Room: Prayer Warrior Armored for Battle - Pentecostal (Ephesians 6:10-18)

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Miss Clara teaches Elizabeth to be a prayer warrior—fully armored, actively engaged, spiritually aggressive. Pentecostal theology sees Ephesians 6:10-18 as warfare manual: the battle is real, the enemy is active, the armor is essential. "Praying at all times in the Spirit"—Spirit-empowered prayer as primary weapon. The war room is armoring station; prayer is the battle. Elizabeth learns to fight spiritually; victory comes through warfare prayer. Put on the armor; engage the enemy; stand firm through Spirit-powered prayer.

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