The Ancient Mystery of Blood Money and Its Antidote

Francis Myles presents a study of 'blood money' tracing its spiritual, economic, and political roots from Genesis through redemptive scripture, arguing money often bears a blood-stain that attracts spiritual forces.

The book explains the three influential bloodlines (Adam, Abel, and Jesus), how blood-money dynamics operate in the marketplace and witchcraft, and how the blood of Jesus and priestly practices serve as an antidote.

It combines exegetical teaching with practical prayers, deliverance exercises, and business/audit applications for believers to cleanse finances.

Myles frames priesthood, communion, and tithing as countermeasures that protect identity and wealth from corrupt systems.

The work aims to equip Christians to engage the marketplace without being spiritually compromised by the prevailing blood-money system.