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If You Always Have to Be Right… Watch This

7:08384 summary words · ~2 min readEnglishBy Hullalujah MinistriesTranscribed Nov 8, 2026

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Summary

Defensiveness, arguing to win, and being unable to receive correction stem from the demonic spirit of Leviathan operating through pride, which must be addressed through repentance, forgiveness, and deliverance prayer in Jesus' name.

Section summaries

Understanding the spirit

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The speaker links chronic defensiveness and difficulty admitting fault to the Leviathan spirit described in Job 41 as an untamable king over the sons of pride. Leviathan forms impenetrable spiritual scales around the heart, causing people to treat disagreement as war and forcing loved ones to walk on eggshells. Although human strength cannot pierce these defenses, God can shatter them when individuals choose humility.

Inability to say 'I'm sorry' without excuses indicates the operation of the Leviathan spirit.
Leviathan builds defensive scales around the heart that resist truth and correction.
God resists the proud but possesses the power to shatter stubborn spiritual barriers.

Prayer of deliverance

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The speaker leads an extensive warfare and deliverance prayer, guiding viewers to repent for pride, defensiveness, and arguing to win. The prayer forgives past hurts and rejections that established self-protective walls, renounces generational covenants of pride, and directly commands the spirits of Leviathan, stubbornness, and ego-defense to leave in the name of Jesus. It concludes by inviting the Holy Spirit to fill the vacated areas with humility, softness, and restored relational trust.

Deliverance begins by repenting for defensiveness, arguing, and relational damage caused by pride.
Forgiving past wounds and rejections breaks the perceived need for self-protective walls.
Believers exercise authority in Jesus' name to cast out the spirits of Leviathan, stubbornness, and defensiveness.
Prayer invites the Holy Spirit to cultivate teachability and heal broken trust in relationships.

Closing encouragement

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The speaker encourages viewers that any internal shift or breaking of emotional walls during prayer is God performing spiritual heart surgery. Viewers are invited to explore deliverance resources in the video description and comment in agreement.

Key points

Leviathan Operates as Subversive Pride — Based on Job 41, the Leviathan spirit functions not only as obvious arrogance, but as internal defensiveness that twists conversations and makes correction feel like an attack.
Defensiveness Stems from Wounds — Walls of pride often develop as self-protective mechanisms after past experiences of humiliation, rejection, or learned bloodline behaviors.
Humility Precedes Spiritual Deliverance — True freedom from pride requires intentional repentance, forgiving past offenders, and releasing control before commanding demonic oppression to leave.

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If pride keeps twisting the truth, every

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time someone tries to correct you,

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that's not just your personality.

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That's the Leviathan spirit.

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In Job chapter 41,

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God describes Leviathan as a creature no

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man can tame. A beast covered [music] in

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scales so tight

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that no sword can pierce it.

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A creature whose pride makes

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it king over all the sons of pride.

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That's not just a sea monster.

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That's a spirit. And it's one of the

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most stubborn, most protected spirits

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operating in believers today.

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Here's how it works. Leviathan attaches

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itself to pride, but not the loud,

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obvious kind. The kind of pride [music]

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that twists conversations so you're

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never wrong.

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The pride that makes correction feel

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like an attack.

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The pride

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>> [music]

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>> that turns simple disagreements into

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all-out wars because being wrong [music]

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feels like death.

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If you find yourself unable to simply

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say, "I'm sorry." without adding a but.

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If every argument in your home turns

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into who wins instead of what's true.

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If you feel hardness rise up in your

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chest when the moment [music] someone

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questions you,

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that's Leviathan guarding the throne of

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your pride.

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It's covered in scales for a reason.

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It's hard to get through to, hard to

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correct, and hard to break.

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It has closed you off one defensive

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moment at a time

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until the people who love you the most

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[music] feel like they're walking on

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eggshells around you.

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But God says he looks on everything that

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is proud

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and he humbles it.

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So, what man cannot pierce, God can

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shatter.

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So, today we're going after this

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>> [music]

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>> one directly.

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Get into position with me and pray this

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out loud boldly in agreement.

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Heavenly Father, in the mighty name of

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Jesus, I come before you right now and I

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[music] take my place in the authority

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you've given me.

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You said resist the proud [music] and

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give grace to the humble. So, today

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I choose humility.

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I choose to be low before you so that

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you can lift me up.

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I stand in the authority of the finished

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work of the cross, not in my own

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strength, but in Christ's.

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Lord, I repent right now for every place

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pride has ruled in me instead of you.

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I repent for defensiveness

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when I should have listened.

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I repent for arguing to win instead of

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seeking [music] truth.

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I repent repent for the hardness in my

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heart that has [music] made it difficult

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for people to correct me, to love me,

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and to reach me.

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I repent for every relationship pride

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has damaged, every door I closed because

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I couldn't admit I was wrong.

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Father, forgive me.

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Wash me in the blood of Jesus and soften

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what is hardened [music] in me.

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I choose to forgive everyone who has

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wounded my pride in ways that made me

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build these walls in the first place.

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Every humiliation, every rejection,

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every moment that I decided I would

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never let myself be hurt like that

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again,

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I release them now.

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I forgive myself for the years I spent

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protecting my pride instead of

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protecting my relationships.

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I let go of the need to always be right.

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I let go of the need to win.

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I renounce every agreement that I've

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ever made with pride, with stubbornness,

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with the need to always be in control of

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every conversation and every outcome.

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I renounce the scales [music] I've built

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around my heart.

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Every layer of defensiveness, every wall

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of self-protection that has kept

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correction, love, and truth from

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reaching me.

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I break every covenant with pride that

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has been passed down in my bloodline and

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every place that I learned this posture

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by watching

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someone else live it out in front of me.

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Leviathan spirit, I speak to you

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directly

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in the name of Jesus. Your skills

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[music] do not protect me. They imprison

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me and I reject you in Jesus' name.

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Spirit of pride, I command you to lose

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your grip and go in Jesus' name.

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Spirit of stubbornness, I command you to

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leave now in Jesus' name.

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Spirit of defensiveness that turns

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[music] every correction into a battle,

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I command you up and out of my mind, my

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mouth, and my emotions in Jesus' name.

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Spirit that twists to protect my ego,

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you have no [music] throne here anymore.

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Come down in Jesus' name.

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I command every scale around my heart to

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crack open in the name of Jesus.

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I command every wall built by pride to

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be torn down stone by stone in Jesus'

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name.

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You do not get to sit as king over my

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relationships any longer.

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You are dethroned. You are cast out. Go

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now in the mighty name of Jesus.

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Holy Spirit, step in. Fill every place

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that pride [music] has vacated. Where

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hardness was planted, plant softness.

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Where defensiveness was

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entered plant humility.

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Where I refuse correction, [music] give

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me a teachable heart. Oh Lord, help me

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to hear truth without feeling attacked.

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Help me to say I was wrong and feel

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freedom instead of shame.

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Restore the relationships pride has

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damaged. Rebuild the trust that

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stubbornness [music]

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has broken and let people feel safe

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around me again.

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Safe to speak [music] honestly. Safe to

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correct me in love.

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I thank you, Father, that you give grace

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to the humble and I choose humility

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today.

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I thank you, Lord, that this is not the

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end of my story.

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That this is the beginning [music] of a

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softer, freer version of me. In Jesus'

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mighty name I pray. Amen.

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If you felt that wall crack a little

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while we were praying,

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good.

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That's God doing surgery on your heart.

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There's more of this in the description

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and in the pinned comment, so please go

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take a look.

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And drop the word loosed in the comments

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if you're standing on this with me

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today.

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I love you. Jesus loves you so much

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more. God bless you.

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