Ruth Solveig Olson

Testimonials
De Anya Maria Silva. 20 de febrero de 2024. Era médica en Cuba, pero ahora vive en Aurora, Colorado. “Hola Ruth, buenas tardes, quería comentarte que he estado leyendo tu libro y me parece excelente. Creo que los cristianos pueden tener espíritus malignos y que pueden ser liberados en el nombre de Jesús.”
From Anya Maria Silva. February 20, 2024. Anya was a doctor in Cuba but now lives in Aurora Colorado. “Hello Ruth, good afternoon, I wanted to tell you that I have been reading your book and that I find it excellent. I believe that Christians can have evil spirits and that they can be released in the name of Jesus.”

 On my first visit to Sandeep Shankar, LPC, who is from India, he told me he had received a message that morning, “I’m sending you my messenger. She will be here this afternoon.” Dec. 17, 2025.

Yoanna said about my book, “It’s very good. There is a strong anointing on your book.” Yoanna Ruth Hoffman is a deliverance minister in the Northeast, Her father was Austrian Jewish but many years before the holocaust the family converted to Catholicism to avoid persecution. Dec. 16, 2025

Zim Olson said, “my wife of 33+ years is fully qualified, and an appropriate authoress of the topics found in her book,” Know You Have Eternal Life, Get Deliverance from Curses and Traumas 1 John 5:13 Mark 16:17.  He said, “God loves you, and God loves your book.”

Craig said, “as I mentioned Monday night, I thought your book was extremely well written and had lots of citations. I also thought it painted a good picture of the many pains that you and others have suffered. I believe it will resonate with your readers who have been through similar experiences. Thankfully for myself, I didn’t have any of those experiences in my own Scouting experience. Theologically, as a Lutheran, I don’t see infant baptism from the same
perspective you do. Thankfully, given Faith and Grace, we all have our own wisdom for understanding God’s words. Blessings on getting your book out there. I know how hard it is.” Craig.
I, Ruth, responded: “A small percent of Lutherans like you and Pastor Hawkins are sure of going to heaven. Anna, my counselor who I refer to in my book, said if there is more love in the family, not the trauma I experienced, the infant baptism bondage is not as strong.” I believe your family has been very loving.”

Craig said, “we were surrounded by love. As for curses, I believe that family genetics and the enduring impacts of trauma on future generations via epigenetics is a better explanation.” Blessings.
Craig A. Knippenberg LCSW, M.Div. Director of the Prince of Peace Social Club for Mental Health Consumers.

This book by Ruth S. Olson is a masterpiece! Jane E. Grogan, Board Certified
Counselor/ Tele-Mental Health professional

Some women who have been in my Bible studies, trust what I say and are using these resources for deliverance.

A woman who was abused by priests said she, like me, doesn’t like presents, but “thank you always for your wonderful book, this wonderful gift.” She said, “today I found another reason to cast out and expel demons.” She wants another copy of my book to give to her stepsister on her birthday. This same week she called, but I could not answer the phone. So, she delivered herself!

Another woman who read the New Testament with me nearly every day, believes that God is love, Yeshua is the son of God, and he loves us. She believes mothers should put their families first.

A woman who has been very abused, feels it is still happening. She said voices were telling her to “shoot.”  We went to the Teaching on Actual Deliverance chapter, teaching to bind, rebuke, take authority over, and cast out demons. Then we cast out suicide and murder spirits from Appendix K, especially noting that Lucifer kills his own people. She exclaimed; “you’ve written a book about what I’ve been feeling for decades. Since 1984.”

Djuana Allen identified with my move to Colorado to escape the abusive men in Nebraska, because she left Indiana to escape crime and the lack of jobs in that city. But then her boy died in a car accident in Denver. Djuana said my book is encouraging and easy to understand. “Good Job,” she said.

Crystal Cobb responded.  In reading through some chapters of your book and taking authority to remove certain items that I knew were in my life for a very long time, Masonry and infant baptism, something has occurred.  I am not driven any more. Remnants of perfectionism, being withdrawn, and silent when needing to speak, have departed. I am more relaxed, stable and steadfast, yet respecting authority without trembling has come to be a living reality. I’m more grounded and secure in my relationship with Messiah. I know he approves of me. A woman whom I have known many years, after recent deliverance from COVID-19, said “thank you for your deliverance ministry and your book.”