This conversation explores spiritual responses to betrayal and spiritual attack, using the Feast of Passover and the biblical example of Daniel as focal points. Speakers describe how an 'excellent spirit'—a posture of right-hearted worship and trust in God—acts as protection during times of betrayal, allowing believers to maintain faith, honor authorities despite hostility, and experience cleansing and renewal through the feasts of Passover and Unleavened Bread.

Context: A strong spiritual assault occurred before a recent service, leading some to feel betrayed.

Daniel described as having an 'excellent spirit' and elevated above others.

Accounts related to Judas' betrayal occurring at the time of Passover.

Passover, the Exodus, and Pharaoh's pursuit after the Israelites left.

Feast of Unleavened Bread (cleansing and removal of leaven).

Verses referenced in Linda's worship (bless the Lord, who forgiveth, healeth, redeemeth).

Betrayal and spiritual attack are experienced by many, but the most powerful response begins within — an 'excellent spirit' before God. By keeping our hearts focused on worship and allowing God to cleanse what is hindering us (especially in the Passover/Unleavened Bread season), we gain protection, clarity, and the capacity to honor even those who oppose us.

Practically, choose one or two attitudes or reactions to surrender during this season, commit to worshiping in the midst of opposition, and expect renewal. The community's testimony shows that when people hold their spirit before the Lord, God responds with blessing, healing, and strength to walk through betrayal intact.