Robert Morris says Jonathan had a "Jezebel spirit"

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Isaskar

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These hogwash pastors of today are just after people's money. Even atheists see through these guys, I wonder why professing Christians don't.
 

Isaskar

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"Jezebel spirit." Don't recall hearing about that one in the New Testament.
There is no jezebel spirit in the new testament, but they get that idea from the mention of the woman jezebel in the book of Revelation.

Ironically this same gateway church is everything that is wrong with Christianity today with their worldliness.

They talk about grace, and are the most condemning while doing so. Their belly is their god, all these verses are really coming to life in these mega churches, they are an abomination before God.
 

ResidentAlien

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These hogwash pastors of today are just after people's money. Even atheists see through these guys, I wonder why professing Christians don't.
You said it correctly. Everyone else can see them for what they are: religious con artists. But the very people who are supposed to be keepers of the truth come to their defense. Truly astonishing.
 

Blade

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In the following video Robert Morris teaches on the "Jezebel spirit." Don't recall hearing about that one in the New Testament.

At 34:27, he gives as an example Jonathan and David. In his mind, Jonathan was possessed by a Jezebel spirit. He was insecure and wasn't a true friend to David. He says, in essence, Jonathan was controlling and manipulated David so he (Jonathan) would be well-positioned whether David lived or died.

Morris is the guy who told his congregation if they didn't tithe they were opening the door for demon possession. The lies just keep on comin'.
I think I might have listen once or twice to him over the years. I disagree with him on ""Jezebel spirit." I do believe any sin we do can open the door to the enemy.. he is not wrong on this. So whats the problem? You disagree with a man of God that does belong to a GOD as you do. A write the man.. ask him about what it is you question.. as where is this written and the like. Speak words of life...
 

Dino246

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I have not heard or read that quote from him directly but he specializes in demonic possession of believers which is a false doctrine. I would not be surprised if he did say that.
The term "possession" causes a lot of angst, and it's better to simply avoid it. Christians can be oppressed or influenced by demons.
 

Gideon300

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If there's a Jezebel spirit why aren't we warned about it in the New Testament? You'll never find any of these newfangled "spirits" anywhere in the New Testament? Why is that?

It's simple: because if it's in the New Testament the answer for how to deal with them would be there too. As it is, people unfortunate enough to think they're possessed by one of these spirits must purchase books or other materials to learn how to get rid of them. You're being conned and you can't even see it. Open your eyes.
The books that talk about deliverance are in the Bible. "Jezebel" is mentioned in the book of Revelation. Lord Jesus ministered deliverance frequently. Lord Jesus commanded evil spirit to identify themselves at times.

One of the great lacks in the modern church is the absence of deliverance ministry. When I was first saved, it was commonplace, especially in Pentecostal circles. I saw enough and experienced enough deliverance myself to convince me that it was still relevant.

You won't read about the spirit of doubt and unbelief, but it is a big problem for many. you won't read about the hypnosis demon, but I can assure you that is is real and that some supposed gospel preachers engage in mass hypnosis routinely. If you know anything about the Toronto Blessing, that is a demonic counterfeit of the Holy Spirit. I watched a video of Rodney Howard-Brown hypnotising a pastor who was on the stage.

I believe that we are in the last days and Satan is throwing everything he can at God's people. Surely we are experiencing what Paul warned us about, 2 Timothy 3. The name given to demons indicates their role. That's all.
 

FaithMan

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The term "possession" causes a lot of angst, and it's better to simply avoid it. Christians can be oppressed or influenced by demons.
I am quite familiar with this false argument and Robert Morris is one of the chief proponents. Jesus had to opportunity to discuss this subject in terms of oppressed or influence but instead only discuss it in terms of possession and a demon being in, or out a person. When Jesus or the Apostles discuss it in the non-biblical terms that you proposed then I will listen. This a ridiculous theory espoused by those that want to promote "deliverance." Why? Because they then get to participate in false deliverance thereby boosting their egos.

I am astounded that you advised me to to avoid a word taught by Jesus. Are you sure you want to do that? Better to not go beyond what is written, and avoid non-biblical concepts and words.
 

Gideon300

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I am quite familiar with this false argument and Robert Morris is one of the chief proponents. Jesus had to opportunity to discuss this subject in terms of oppressed or influence but instead only discuss it in terms of possession and a demon being in, or out a person. When Jesus or the Apostles discuss it in the non-biblical terms that you proposed then I will listen. This a ridiculous theory espoused by those that want to promote "deliverance." Why? Because they then get to participate in false deliverance thereby boosting their egos.

I am astounded that you advised me to to avoid a word taught by Jesus. Are you sure you want to do that? Better to not go beyond what is written, and avoid non-biblical concepts and words.
You are obviously unaware of the way that evil spirits operate. A born again Christian cannot be possessed. The new spirit is of God and Satan has no access to it. Evil spirits start by attacking the mind (2 Corinthians 10:5). If the individual accepts the thought, the evil spirit will lodge in the mind. From then on, it will influence the individual, extremely subtly, until it has control of the person's will. When it gets to that stage, it has to be cast out.

Evil spirits can also come in instantly. When my daughter was a toddler, we were nearly bowled over by a car that ran a red light. It was terrifying. My daughter had a spirit of fear as a result. I cast it out and she was back to normal. People say that they are addicted to porn. It is a lust demon that they've allowed in by giving into temptation. Smoking is also an addiction that comes from an evil spirit. I've never met one person who enjoyed their first cigarette. There is no logic or reason to smoke. Yet it is one of the hardest addictions to break. I've been told by drug addicts that it was easier to give up heroin.

One of my friends smoked for 30 years. He tried everything to quit. One day he saw that it was an evil spirit. It was cast out and he was free. You won't find a nicotine spirit in the Bible either.

For a much deeper and clearer explanation, I suggest that you read "War on the Saints" by Jesse Penn-Lewis. Derek Prince wrote some excellent books on the subject.
 

Dino246

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I am quite familiar with this false argument and Robert Morris is one of the chief proponents. Jesus had to opportunity to discuss this subject in terms of oppressed or influence but instead only discuss it in terms of possession and a demon being in, or out a person. When Jesus or the Apostles discuss it in the non-biblical terms that you proposed then I will listen. This a ridiculous theory espoused by those that want to promote "deliverance." Why? Because they then get to participate in false deliverance thereby boosting their egos.

I am astounded that you advised me to to avoid a word taught by Jesus. Are you sure you want to do that? Better to not go beyond what is written, and avoid non-biblical concepts and words.
I am astounded that you would use "Do not go beyond what is written" so completely out of context. However, if you think it is there to restrict your vocabulary, that's your choice. I find "possession" quite inadequate to describe all the situations I have experienced personally.
 

FaithMan

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It's perfectly in context. You find it inadequate, Jesus finds it adequate. I think I'm going to side the Him.
 

FaithMan

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You are obviously unaware of the way that evil spirits operate. A born again Christian cannot be possessed. The new spirit is of God and Satan has no access to it. Evil spirits start by attacking the mind (2 Corinthians 10:5). If the individual accepts the thought, the evil spirit will lodge in the mind. From then on, it will influence the individual, extremely subtly, until it has control of the person's will. When it gets to that stage, it has to be cast out.

Evil spirits can also come in instantly. When my daughter was a toddler, we were nearly bowled over by a car that ran a red light. It was terrifying. My daughter had a spirit of fear as a result. I cast it out and she was back to normal. People say that they are addicted to porn. It is a lust demon that they've allowed in by giving into temptation. Smoking is also an addiction that comes from an evil spirit. I've never met one person who enjoyed their first cigarette. There is no logic or reason to smoke. Yet it is one of the hardest addictions to break. I've been told by drug addicts that it was easier to give up heroin.

One of my friends smoked for 30 years. He tried everything to quit. One day he saw that it was an evil spirit. It was cast out and he was free. You won't find a nicotine spirit in the Bible either.

For a much deeper and clearer explanation, I suggest that you read "War on the Saints" by Jesse Penn-Lewis. Derek Prince wrote some excellent books on the subject.
I am aware of what the scripture says and there is not a single example of demonic deliverance of Christian. If you disagree, show me the money.
 

Dino246

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It's perfectly in context. You find it inadequate, Jesus finds it adequate. I think I'm going to side the Him.
Really? Where did Jesus say that it was adequate? Are you going beyond what is written?

Of course you are, which makes you a hypocrite.

Next time, don't open with a jab; you'll get a knockout punch in return.
 

FaithMan

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Really? Where did Jesus say that it was adequate? Are you going beyond what is written?

Of course you are, which makes you a hypocrite.

Next time, don't open with a jab; you'll get a knockout punch in return.
That was your knockout punch? LOL! Sorry, you think more of your self than you ought.

You are arguing from the negative. Nowhere in the New Testament is there any discussion of demonic deliverance for Christians. Why is it so difficult for you to come up with Biblical examples? Why are you so emotionally invested in promoting something that neither Jesus nor the Apostles addressed? There is just as much evidence for unicorns in the New Testament as what you are pushing. If wrong, show me.
 

FaithMan

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Really? Where did Jesus say that it was adequate? Are you going beyond what is written?

Of course you are, which makes you a hypocrite.

Next time, don't open with a jab; you'll get a knockout punch in return.
I ask you to provide biblical truth and immediately you resort to name calling. Instead of being so personally disparaging, why don't you put together an argument to support your position?
 

Lafftur

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Hold on now, listen….

How is it that a born again spirit filled Christian still sins????!!! Because our Flesh is NOT DEAD….that means until our Flesh gets COMPLETELY crucified by denying ourselves, taking up our cross and following Jesus Christ then….demons have a place “in us - in our Flesh to dwell….
 

FaithMan

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Hold on now, listen….

How is it that a born again spirit filled Christian still sins????!!! Because our Flesh is NOT DEAD….that means until our Flesh gets COMPLETELY crucified by denying ourselves, taking up our cross and following Jesus Christ then….demons have a place “in us - in our Flesh to dwell….
Can your provide a scripture to support your position that demons can dwell in us?
 

Lafftur

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God has declared “Open Season” on our Flesh! 99.9% of attacks against us are either God trying to destroy our Flesh or the enemy trying to find a home and live in our Flesh which destroys us spiritually……ughhhh!!!!:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:
 

FaithMan

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God has declared “Open Season” on our Flesh! 99.9% of attacks against us are either God trying to destroy our Flesh or the enemy trying to find a home and live in our Flesh which destroys us spiritually……ughhhh!!!!:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:
Can you provide a scriptural reference?
 

Lafftur

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Can your provide a scripture to support your position that demons can dwell in us?
How and where does SIN indwell us?

According to Paul….in Romans 7…

Now then it is no more I that do it, but sin that dwelleth in me. For I know that in me (that is, in my flesh,) dwelleth no good thing: for to will is present with me; but how to perform that which is good I find not. For the good that I would I do not: but the evil which I would not, that I do. Now if I do that I would not, it is no more I that do it, but sin that dwelleth in me.
Romans 7:17-20 - https://www.biblegateway.com/passage?search=Romans 7:17-20&version=KJV

Where SIN dwells, demons CAN dwell - it is a place of darkness with NO Light.