“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 places.” (Ephesians 6:12)
“For the weapons of our
warfare are not carnal, but mighty through God to the pulling down of strong
holds.” (II Corinthians 10:4)
Can you see what Satan is doing? He seeks to steal,
kill, and destroy us. He wants us to be
so crippled with fear of Covid-19 that we hide in our homes and isolate ourselves.
He is trying to destroy the church and divide us as a nation.
People seem to think the only way we get justice is
to protest, and riot, and change this law or elect someone new to the office, but
these are all weapons of our flesh. As children of God, we should understand
that this is not a war we will win with carnal weapons. It is a spiritual
battle! We must pray for the unity of God's people? We must pray against the devil's
plans to destroy the church, our nation and establish his New World Order? The
devil is hiding in plain sight, and so far, his plans seem to be working, but
we can thwart the enemy’s plans with our unified prayers. They are our most
powerful weapons. Your prayers are more powerful than you think, and the devil
knows it!
Imprecatory Prayer is a theological term. The word
“imprecatory” is derived from “imprecation”, which is a synonym for
“curse”. It is the word for prayer that attacks and seeks to destroy its
object. It is, in fact, the Christian equivalent of putting a curse on
something (never on someone). The furthest we can go in that direction as
Christians is to pray for justice. In some cases, such as the death of Herod in
Acts 12, the death of a person or people may well be the result, but we must
not seek it (Luke 9:54-56). We should pray for the end of the evil we are
attacking, and pray for the forgiveness, and salvation, of those who are
involved in it.
There are many Biblical examples of it, especially
in the Book of Psalms. Imprecatory prayer is highly effective for stopping
evil, and for that reason is something that every Christian should learn to do.
With this type of praying, we can aggressively attack enemy targets and destroy
them and simultaneously bringing many people to salvation and also bringing
revival.
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