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Friday, September 19, 2014

Deliverance Prayer

[Matthew 6:9-13]
Our Father which art in heaven, Hallowed be thy name, Jehovah God.  Thy kingdom come. Thy will be done in earth, as it is in heaven.  Give us this day our daily bread.  And forgive us our debts; I am a sinner Jehovah God, I have broken all of your commandments, comitted secret sins, fornications, and faults and made financial debts that I cannot pay; I am sorry, I repent of my sins, faults, tresspasses, sexual sins, and debts and fall on the grace & mercy provided by Jesus Christ, my Lord and Savior dying on the cross.  I cover my sins, faults, debts, tresspasses, and sexual sins in the blood of Jesus Christ and ask that they be completely covered/forgiven.  I ask for healing and to be restored to your love Jehovah God.  I ask to be released from all vendettas, and tormentors.  I reject all enemies of Jehovah God and Jesus Christ I have purchased, been gifted to me, and accepted by me.  I cast these spirits and all spirits in me or my property not of Jehovah God's kingdom and Jesus Christ's Kingdom into Hell by the power and authority given me by Jehovah God in Jesus Christ's name and by his blood; I command them to take non technological means to travel to hell and remain bound in Hell even if every door should be opened.  I sever all ungodly tethers, soul ties, laylines, curses, and witchcraft from my body, posessions and family in the name of Jesus Christ and by the blood of Jesus Christ.  I cast down all satanic altars with my blood, hair, pictures, or belonging on them in Jesus name.  I place holy ghost fire upon the head of those who have sold themselves into sin against me and my family in Jesus name.  I rebuke the spirit of premature death from me and my family in Jesus name.  I forgive my debtors and all financial debts.  Jehovah lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil: For thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory, for ever.  Amen.

-remember we must forgive others if we want to be forgiven [Matthew 18:23-35]. The devil is tricky, there is probably someone you see everyday or often that has attacked/criticized you to the point where you get angry everytime you see them.  You may be the victum but its still unforgiveness, you must forgive them in prayer if you want God to forgive your sins!  It could be road rage, or someone who ruined your marriage.  For me it was people who borrowed money and never paid it back; just forgive them in prayer and if its a debt say "Jehovah I forgive the debt, If he offers to pay the money I will accept it, but I forgive the debt and I ask for my debts to be forgiven also."

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Friday, March 1, 2013

Overcome Evil with Good


There are still a good bit of prejudices in this world, and as long as men keep and nurture these prejudices then we know that the adversary is still resisting the call of the church.  Christians are commanded to be neighborly and treat all men with charity and kindness.  When Jesus walked the earth, the Jews considered the Samaritans to be unclean and would not fellowship with them.  They would not even so much as drink a glass of water from a Samaritan's cup.

We find in John chapter 4, that Jesus was traveling to Galilee and had to pass through Samaria.  Jesus and his disciples came near a parcel of land that Jacob had ceded to his son Joseph, which had a well there.  The disciples went into town and Jesus waited at the well for them to return with food.  At noon a Samaritan woman came to the well to draw water out and Jesus said unto her, "Give me to drink."[John 4:7]  The woman asked Jesus how could he, a Jew, ask her a Samaritan to drink water from her waterpot; she knew that if Jesus drank from her waterpot, that he would be considered unclean, because she being a Samaritan was considered unclean.

We find here that, even though this is water from a well that Jacob dug and left to his son Joseph, the same Jacob that had the promises of God, the same Jacob that dug the well, drank from the well, and left blessings to his seed; Jacob left the well to the Samaritans, so how could this water be considered unclean?  Jesus had already said that there is nothing that enters the body that can make a person unclean [Mark 7:15].  The water wasn't unclean, the waterpot wasn't unclean, but somehow the person handing the water to you, could somehow make it unclean.  Isn't that how racism works; a segment of people are ostracized for some unimportant reason, and are hated and mistreated for something that they can't even control.   People who if you look back far enough on their family tree are related to the people, that hate them.  The woman then reminds Jesus that the Jews have no dealing with the Samaritans.  Have you ever said, "I don't want anything to do with that person?"  This type of attitude goes against the mind of Christ.  So how does Jesus respond to this situation?

Jesus overcomes: [1] the hatred the Samaritan woman has for the Jews, which was based on how she had been treated; [2] the woman's perception of what cleanness is and the incorrect idea that something unclean can make what God has made clean, to be unclean [Acts 10:15].  Jesus bassicly tell her, I am the Holy One of God, neither you nor anything else can make me unclean.  I am here to make you clean.  Jesus tells her, "If thou knewest the gift of God, and who it is that saith to thee, Give me to drink; thou wouldest have asked of him, and he would have given thee living water." [John 4:10].  Jesus overcomes her prejudices by giving her the word of God and offering her the gift of salvation.  The woman tells Jesus, that she must have this gift, the living water that Jesus spoke of.

The word is a powerful thing my friends and at the end of the day, its anointing is the only thing that can overcome the things that truly make us unclean like racism;  "And he said, That which cometh out of the man, that defileth the man. For from within, out of the heart of men, proceed evil thoughts,
adulteries, fornications, murders, Thefts, covetousness, wickedness, deceit, lasciviousness, an evil eye, blasphemy, pride, foolishness: All these evil things come from within, and defile the man."  [Mark 7:20-23]