The document introduces a book about prayers that rout demons and break curses. It states that believers suffer unnecessarily when they fail to exercise their authority, and that demons and Satan relentlessly attack at weaknesses. It emphasizes that Satan has already been defeated through the cross, and that believers enforce this victory through prayer. The introduction concludes by stating that prayers fill the earth with God's glory, and are like "gasoline to the fire".

1. Prayers that Rout
Demons & Break Curses
By John Eckhardt

2. Introduction

3. Introduction
Many believers suffer unnecessarily because they
fail to exercise their authority (xv).

4. Introduction
Many believers suffer unnecessarily because they
fail to exercise their authority (xv).
The demonic world and Satan are relentless.
They will attack us at our weaknesses. They are
like rats (Charles Kraft) and feed off the
emotional turmoil and “garbage in our life.

5. Introduction
Many believers suffer unnecessarily because they
fail to exercise their authority (xv).
The demonic world and Satan are relentless.
They will attack us at our weaknesses. They are
like rats (Charles Kraft) and feed off the
emotional turmoil and “garbage in our life.

6. Introduction

7. Introduction
We must realize that Satan has already been
defeated through the cross. All of the powers and
principalities have been defeated. We are
enforcing these victories through our prayers
(xvi).

8. Introduction
We must realize that Satan has already been
defeated through the cross. All of the powers and
principalities have been defeated. We are
enforcing these victories through our prayers
(xvi).
Colossians 2:15

9. Introduction
We must realize that Satan has already been
defeated through the cross. All of the powers and
principalities have been defeated. We are
enforcing these victories through our prayers
(xvi).
Colossians 2:15
And having disarmed the powers and
authorities, he made a public spectacle of
them, triumphing over them by the cross.
(NIV)

10. Introduction

11. Introduction
The Prayers of David ended with Psalm 72:20. He praised
the whole earth and that it would be filled with God’s
glory. This should be our goal as well. Our prayers are
like gasoline to the fire

12. Introduction
The Prayers of David ended with Psalm 72:20. He praised
the whole earth and that it would be filled with God’s
glory. This should be our goal as well. Our prayers are
like gasoline to the fire
Psalm 72:20

13. Introduction
The Prayers of David ended with Psalm 72:20. He praised
the whole earth and that it would be filled with God’s
glory. This should be our goal as well. Our prayers are
like gasoline to the fire
Psalm 72:20
This concludes the prayers of David son of Jesse.

14. Introduction
The Prayers of David ended with Psalm 72:20. He praised
the whole earth and that it would be filled with God’s
glory. This should be our goal as well. Our prayers are
like gasoline to the fire
Psalm 72:20
This concludes the prayers of David son of Jesse.
Habakkuk 2:14

15. Introduction
The Prayers of David ended with Psalm 72:20. He praised
the whole earth and that it would be filled with God’s
glory. This should be our goal as well. Our prayers are
like gasoline to the fire
Psalm 72:20
This concludes the prayers of David son of Jesse.
Habakkuk 2:14
For the earth will be filled with the knowledge of
the glory of the Lord, as he waters cover the sea.