Dangers of Second Heaven Warfare
Vlad Savchuk・2 minutes read
Engaging in territorial warfare and fighting against principalities can lead to dangerous encounters and unnecessary casualties, with a focus on praying for people rather than against principalities in Deliverance Ministry. Don Dickerman emphasizes the importance of distinguishing demons inside and outside individuals, interrogating territorial spirits, and commanding them back to the heavenly realm while cautioning against practices like engaging in second heaven warfare and tearing down heavenly strongholds.
Insights
- Engaging in territorial warfare is cautioned against by Don Dickerman due to potential dangers and complexities, as seen in examples of failed attempts and negative consequences faced by individuals venturing beyond their authority.
- In Deliverance Ministry, the focus is on praying for individuals rather than against principalities, emphasizing the importance of distinguishing demons inside and outside people, interrogating territorial spirits, and commanding them back to the heavenly realm for effective deliverance.
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What is territorial warfare?
It involves engaging with territorial spirits and principalities.
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Summary
00:00
Don Dickerman: Deliverance Ministry and Territorial Warfare
- Interview with Don Dickerman in Texas, discussing ministry of Deliverance.
- Previous interview on demons, Don's ministry journey, and salvation.
- Transition to discussing territorial spirits and principalities.
- Don's caution against engaging in territorial warfare.
- Example of a woman's failed attempt at shutting down an adult bookstore.
- Encounter with a woman doing territorial warfare in her neighborhood.
- Don's explanation of territorial warfare and its complexities.
- Scriptural basis for the concept of principalities.
- Wrestling with principalities explained as a defensive stance.
- Don's personal encounter with a principality named Soran, the Prince of Texas.
18:47
Hierarchy of demons in Deliverance Ministry explained.
- A demon claimed to be the prince of Tennessee, while the narrator mentioned the prince of Texas.
- The demon revealed his name as Sarane, claiming a higher rank than the narrator's demon.
- The hierarchy of principalities was discussed, with Sarane overseeing a 10-state region.
- A group in Canada practiced binding demons in Kingston but faced negative consequences later.
- Venturing beyond one's authority can lead to dangerous encounters with demons.
- The narrator shared an experience of communicating with an angel assigned to him.
- In Deliverance Ministry, demons are put under oath before Jehovah God for truth.
- Principalities cannot be cast to the pit or abyss, as stated by the demon Sarane.
- Demons, including high-ranking ones, can enter and reside in people.
- The narrator emphasized praying for people rather than against principalities in Deliverance Ministry.
39:59
"Deliverance Ministry: Battling Demons with Faith"
- An ambulance brought back a man with false symptoms after being taken away from a conversation in an office.
- The man shared about his sister being a high-ranking witch who created a portal for demons by sticking a pen between his thumb and forefinger.
- During deliverance, demons gave the man heart attack symptoms to prevent his presence.
- Fighting against principalities can lead to unnecessary casualties, as some believe it presents a weaker version of the Gospel.
- The vast spirit world is centered on Mount Mariah, emphasizing the authority through Calvary, the shed blood, and the name of Jesus.
- Deliverance ministry involves distinguishing demons inside and outside individuals, interrogating territorial spirits, and commanding them back to the heavenly realm.
- Engaging in second heaven warfare and tearing down heavenly strongholds is discouraged, focusing solely on casting out demons.
- Practices like going to high mountains for prayer without biblical basis can lead to fruitless outcomes and unnecessary struggles.
- Ministry of deliverance has become trendy, attracting individuals for popularity rather than genuine care for people.
- Deliverance ministry and prison ministry are pursued not for financial gain but as a calling from God, with a focus on serving without expecting monetary support.
59:43
"Identifying Demons and Deliverance Ministry Appreciation"
- Demons are likened to specific professionals like plumbers, carpenters, and electricians, targeting particular areas in a person's life such as the mind, nervous system, and digestive system, with a list of around 25 demons known to affect the kidneys, allowing for targeted intervention based on symptoms presented.
- Acknowledgment and gratitude expressed towards Don for his extensive ministry work, teaching, and books on deliverance, with the mention of a forthcoming free e-course on deliverance from demons in a small group setting, encouraging viewers to engage with the content and provide feedback.
