Dan Duval continues his discussion on "regions of captivity," explaining that severe trauma can fragment a person's soul into dissociated parts that become spiritually imprisoned through occult practices. He describes these soul fragments as being held in symbolic or spiritual prisons such as "glass jars" under the control of sorcerers, but also other things such as jewelry and heirlooms.To support this teaching, he references several biblical passages, including Psalm 7, Job 19, Psalm 23, Revelation 18:13, Ezekiel 13, and Joshua 7. He interprets these scriptures as describing soul tearing and restoration, Babylon's trade in souls, witches "hunting souls" and sending them along spiritual trade routes, and the dangers associated with cursed objects.Duval also shares a deliverance case involving a family heirloom ring. According to his account, parts of a person's soul had been ritually sealed into the ring through the use of blood rituals, incantations, demonic entities, and sacred geometry. He states that prayer in Jesus' name brought freedom and restoration.He concludes by warning that certain objects including jewelry, artifacts, and weapons can be ritually charged or cursed through occult practices. He uses Achan's story in Joshua 7 as a biblical example and directs listeners to deliverance resources available through his ministry for those seeking further help.