Big Mama’s Conjure Bible: The Book of Matthew

In Big Mama’s Conjure Bible: The Book of Matthew, the sacred Gospel is reborn through the living tongue of Southern Hoodoo. Here, scripture speaks in the rhythm of the ancestors, the cadence of the old church, and the whispers of the rootworker’s altar. This is not a translation it is a revelation.
Big Mama, the eternal matriarch of wisdom and spirit, opens the Gospel of Matthew as a book of power, unveiling the hidden laws of faith, manifestation, and divine inheritance. Through her eyes, every verse becomes a working spell of transformation. The genealogy of Christ is revealed as a chain of ancestral covenants; the birth beneath the Bethlehem star is read as a cosmic initiation; the wilderness temptation becomes the conjurer’s trial at the crossroads.
The Sermon on the Mount becomes a code of spiritual law, the beatitudes as invocations, each blessing a key to unlock the higher frequencies of the heart. The parables unfold as mystical allegories, teaching the metaphysics of the seed, the harvest, and the hidden treasure buried within the soul. The miracles of Christ become blueprints of sacred work: healing by faith, commanding by word, multiplying by gratitude, and walking upon troubled waters through mastery of self.
Big Mama guides the reader through these holy mysteries with the same authority that an elder guides her children through the fields at dawn. Her voice weaves together scripture and conjure, faith and folk magic, the Holy Ghost and the ancestral spirit. She teaches that Jesus’ blood is the eternal covenant oil, sealing protection, redemption, and resurrection for every believer who dares to work in righteousness.
In this sacred reimagining, the crucifixion becomes the divine act of transmutation, where pain becomes portal, and the resurrection stands as the ultimate conjure of eternal light. The Gospel closes not with farewell, but with initiation: the passing of the power from Christ to His disciples, from ancestor to descendant, from Big Mama to you.
Big Mama’s Conjure Bible: The Book of Matthew is both a spiritual commentary and a rootworker’s manual, a holy grimoire of the South. It teaches that the Word is alive, the ancestors are listening, and the power of faith is the greatest conjure ever known.
When you read these pages, you do not merely study the Gospel, you work it. You breathe it. You live it.