"Go into your ministries and pick out the demons because there are some people that are trying to bring down your ministry," Pastor Patricia Hall declared.

Dressed in a white robe and adorned in a white broad-rimmed hat, Hall said she was not talking politics. She said she was merely delivering a message from God.

"There are enemies in your ministries and you need to clean it out in the name of Jesus," Hall said.

Aside from the leadership of the party, there were few holy cows for the pastor, who scolded Labourites for having little faith.

"God has given the Jamaica Labour Party this mandate to manage Jamaica but we are acting as if we don't know who we are," Hall charged.

The pastor said Labourites should not be like the children of Israel because Jamaica could not afford to return to what she deemed the dark days of the People's National Party (PNP).

PNP not spared

Meanwhile, the pastor took a swipe at PNP President Portia Simpson Miller, who had promised to be the Government's worst nightmare.

As the bells rang out and shouts of "Shower" swept the tide of green in the National Arena, Hall told Labourites not to allow the prophecy of nightmares to be fulfilled.

"I remember somebody said that this Government was gonna have nightmares, but in the name of Jesus, we mash down all principalities and powers of darkness," the pastor shouted.