The Sword of New Testament Deliverance (eBook)

Prayer M. Madueke (Autor)

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2025 | 1. Auflage
514 Seiten
Prayer Publications LLC (Verlag)
978-0-00-079531-1 (ISBN)

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The A-Z of Complete Deliverance

In recent years deliverance ministry has become increasingly difficult. Even the most seasoned ministers struggle to locate and expel demons. Individuals think they're free from demonic bondage only to be blindsided by another oppressive force.

Many people are not aware that deliverance has a sword that can frustrate every enemy of deliverance and take away a deliverance candidate far away from every manner of problems. This sword rightly put into use can enter into every satanic dark room in human body with divine light that can frustrate every level of darkness and set the captives free.

This book will exposed your problems, weaken satanic activities, feed every hungry and thirsty part of your life and cripple every work of the devil in your life forever.

In sword of New Testament deliverance Prayer Madueke shares biblical strategies and his own experiences for evicting the demons in the 'rooms' of your soul and body. Featuring prayers and declarations, this book will instruct you how to strategically and powerfully overtake the enemy so that you can live the life God intended for you.

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Chapter two

WHO NEEDS DELIVERANCE?

Those who need deliverance are those:

• Who are under a curse to be vagabonds and fugitives (Genesis. 4:3, 5-9, and 11-12).
• Who are servants of servants (Genesis. 9:25-27).
• Whose families are scattered by God (Genesis. 11:5-8).
• Who lost their spouses to others (Genesis. 12:10-13; 18).
• Who married second wives (Genesis. 16:1-5; 21:9-11).
• Who looked back to their Sodom (Genesis. 19:26).
• Who slept with their father or relatives (Genesis. 19:30-38).
• Who despised their birth rights (Genesis. 25:29-40).
• Who have strange fire burning inside of them (Genesis. 19:23-25).
• Who are suffering from divine rebuke (Exodus 16:28-29).
• Who no longer have their names written in the book of life (Exodus 32:32-33; 30-31).
• Who are being burnt by God’s fire of judgment (Leviticus 10:2).
• Who are under divine plagues (Numbers. 11:10; 16-34).
• Who are suffering defeat from the enemy (Numbers. 14:11-12; 20-23; 26-45).
• Who are suffering from serpentine venom (Numbers 21:4-6; Deuteronomy. 9:4- 29).
• Who are under God’s anger (Deuteronomy. 29:12-29).
• Who are under the hand of their spoilers (Judges 3:7-8, 12-14).
• Who were abused sexually (Judges 19:20-30).
• Who lost their position in God (1 Samuel 13:11-15; 14:36-37; 1 Chronicles. 10:1-14).
• Who are under divine judgment (2 Samuel 12:1-23).
• Who are under divine pestilence (2 Samuel 24:5, 25; 1 Chronicles. 21:5-28; 2 Chronicles.6:36; 7:12-22).
• Who have increased enemies (1 Kings 11:9-40).
• Who experience premature death in their families (1 Kings 14:1-20).
• Who are bed-ridden (2 Kings 1:1-18; 2 Chronicles. 22:5-9).
• Who are cursed by a man of God (2 Kings 5:22-27).
• Whose parents died a shameful death (2 Kings 9:30-37).
• Who are suffering from incurable disease (2 Kings 15:5-7, 32-38; 17:1-2; 2 Chronicles.21:16-20).
• Who are under arrest or captivity (2 Chronicles. 36:6-8).
• Who have received an arrow from the pit of hell in their dreams (2 Chr. 16:12-14).
• Who experience business failure (2 Chr. 20:35-37).
• Who are captured or are at the mercy of their enemies (2 Chronicles.28:5-27).
• Who are childless (Jeremiah. 22:24-30).
• Who are facing dooms (Jeremiah. 49:1-39).
• Who are under drought (Joel 1:1-20; 2:1-17).
• Who are in danger (Amos 2:14-16; 3:1-15; 4:1-13; 5:1-27. 6:1-14. 8:1-14. 9:1-7).
• Who are confused (Hosea 2:6-12; 9:1-12; 10:1-15).
• Who are under shame (Micah 3:6-7, 12, Zechariah. 10:2-4; 11:15-17).
• Who are perplexed in life (Micah 7:4, Daniel. 12:1-13; Haggai. 2:21-22; Zechariah. 14:3-21; Malachi. 4:1; 3).
• Who are under divine vengeance (Micah 1:1-11; Hebrews. 2:1-19; 2:21-22).
• Who are under affliction (Daniel. 4:19-27; 31-33).
• Who sow much and reap little (Haggai. 1:5-6; 9-11. Malachi. 1:14).
• Who are cast out (Nehemiah. 13:7-9; Genesis.21:9-21).
• Who are suffering from calamities (Proverbs. 1:26-32; 11:4, 23; 12:2, 18:6-9, 22:8, 30:11-17).
• Who are in error or ignorance (Mathew. 22:29-33).
• Who are under pressure (Mathew. 26:46-57).
• Who positioned themselves or are authorized by others to judge their own God (Mathew. 27:11-13).
• Who are dumb (Luke 1:18-22).
• Who cause division in the church (1 Corinthians. 1:10; 3:1-23; 6”8-20; Titus 3:9-11).
• Who defile the church with immorality (1 Corinthians. 5: 1-13; 6”8-20; 1Cor. 10:1-15; 11:16-34; 2 Thessalonians. 3:6-18).
• Who are proud and boastful (1 Corinthians. 4:1-21; 6:1-20; 10:1-15; Titus 1:101-6; 3:9-11).
• Who hate Christ (1 Corinthians. 16:22).
• Who are not rapturable (Philippians. 4:7; 5:14-26; 2 Thessalonians. 2:1-12).
• Who find it difficult to submit to the gospel of Christ (2 Thessalonians. 1:7-10, 5-12; 3:6-18).
• Who turn away from true ministers (2 Timothy. 1:15).
• Who backslide (2Timothy.4:10).
• Who defile the bed before marriage (Hebrews. 13:4-6).
• Who deny laborer their wages (James 5:4-6).
• Who are faithless, ignorant and without the fruit of the Spirit (2 Peter 1:9, 1-8, 10).
• Who are covetous (2 Peter 2:1-22).
• Who scoff and despise the second coming (2 Peter 3:1-7.).
• Who work hard in life but make slow progress.
• Who entertain fear in starting good things in their life.
• Who have demonic attacks.
• Who eat in their dreams.
• Who are being pressed down in dreams.
• Who are pursued by animals or masquerades in their dreams.
• Who are addicted to alcohol, drugs, foods, etc.
• Who are normally deprived of their rights, benefits and entitlements.
• Who suffer hatred and rejection from people without any reason.
• Who feel extremely angry without control until they make mistakes.
• Who are depressed, worry too much and are anxious.
• Who feel superior or inferior to others.
• Who are shy, insecure or timid.
• Who are self willed, stubborn or rebellious.
• Who are selfish, harboring unforgiving spirits (Deuteronomy. 28:54, 66, 67).
• Who have sexual problem like unclean sexual thoughts, masturbation, lesbianism, homosexuals, adultery, bestiality, prostitution and so on.
• Who have persistent mental problem e.g. mental torments, indecision, compromise, confusion, doubts, and loss of memory (Deuteronomy. 28:28; 29, 65, 66).
• Who have physical infirmities: periodical sickness, hereditary problems without medical diagnosis or cure (Deuteronomy. 28:21-22, 27, 28, 35, 59, 61).
• Who are barren, having miscarriages, inability to conceive, failure to menstruate, evil growth, fibroid, irregular menstruation, prolonged menstruation, painful menstruation, loss of pregnancies, prolonged pregnancies, and delayed marriage.
• Who have sex in the dream.
• Who were in occult group before they were born again.
• Who suffer from multiple problems.
• Who suddenly lose big money mysteriously.
• Who are talkative.
• Whose souls are tied to strange women (Delilah) or men.
• Who are under the attacks of all manner of sicknesses and diseases (Matthew. 4:23-25).
• Who are possessed with devils (Mathew. 8:16-17).
• Who are attacked from the grave (Mathew 8:28-32).
• Whose handiwork is not progressing (Mathew. 12:1013).
• Who are under the torment of the devils (Mathew 15:21-28).
• Who have unclean spirit (Mark 1:23-29).
• Who are ravaged by the storms of life (mark 4:37-41).
• Who are under the torment of death (Mark 5:22-24, 35-42).
• Who are disabled (Mark 6:53-56).
• Who are sick of diverse diseases (Luke 4:40-41).
• Who are toiling in vain in life (Luke 5:1-11).
• Who are at the point of death (Luke 8:41-42, 49-56).
• Who have spirit of infirmity (Luke 13:11-13).
• Who are impotent (Luke 5:1-9).
• Who are fearful and powerless (Acts: 8).
• Who suffer stroke (Acts 9:32-35).
• Who are bewitched (Acts 16:16-19).
• Who practice sorcery and witchcraft (Acts 8:9-24).
• Who are chased out of their inheritance and cursed (Genesis. 3:6, 17-19, 22-24).

Repentance, salvation and faith in Christ qualify us to fight the devil to recover all we have lost to him.

God himself is the originator of the deliverance ministry. The world is a battlefield and every believer needs to fight the devil to possess his possession. Paul saw this world as a wrestling ground where we must confront the devil before we can possess our possession.

 

For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high place. (Ephesians 6:12).

 

What Jesus did for us on the cross of Calvary empowers us to fight the devil and push him out of our inheritance to repossess our possession.

 

Fight the good fight of faith, lay hold on eternal life, whereunto thou art also called, and hast professed a good profession before many witnesses (1Timothy 6:12).

 

And every man that striveth for the mastery is temperate in all things. Now they do it to obtain a corruptible crown; but we an incorruptible.

I therefore so run, not as uncertainly; so fight I, not as one that beateth the air:

But I keep under my body, and bring it into subjection: lest that by any means, when I have preached to others, I myself should be a castaway (1 Corinthians. 9:25-27).

 

It is possible for a Christian to lose his eternal life if he does not fight the devil to retain what Jesus purchased freely for us by His blood. As believers, we must strive to recover those things that rightly belong to us, which the devil, the god of this world, stole from us. Though Christ has paid the price and old things, as far as heaven is concerned, are passed away, but as Christians who are empowered by Christ, we must fight before the things that rightly belong to us are released.

 

For though we walk in the flesh, we do not war after the flesh:

(For the weapons of our warfare are not carnal, but mighty through God to the pulling down of strong holds ;)

Casting down imaginations, and every...

Produkt-Details

• Erscheint lt. Verlag: 6.5.2025
• Sprache: englisch
• Themenwelt: Geisteswissenschaften ► Religion / Theologie ► Christentum
• ISBN-10: 0-00-079531-3 / 0000795313
• ISBN-13: 978-0-00-079531-1 / 9780000795311