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The Spirit of Leviathan Is Destroying Relationships—Break Its Grip NOW

9:02598 summary words · ~3 min readEnglishBy Hullalujah MinistriesTranscribed Nov 8, 2026

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Summary

Overcoming the spirit of Leviathan and relationship division requires personal repentance for pride, breaking inner vows of self-protection, and actively choosing humility and forgiveness.

Section summaries

Identifying the Spirit of Leviathan

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Leviathan is identified from Job 41:34 as the king over the children of pride. Pride in relationships frequently manifests as hyper-defensiveness, twisted words, blowing small arguments out of proportion, and replaying offenses until the heart hardens. James 4 is highlighted to show that God opposes the proud but extends grace to the humble when they submit to God and resist the devil.

Leviathan reigns over pride, which often masks itself as defensiveness rather than obvious arrogance.
Unresolved offense and replaying grievances harden the heart and destroy communication.
Spiritual victory requires submitting to God first so the enemy is forced to flee.

Repentance, Forgiveness, and Breaking Inner Vows

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The prayer opens with self-examination, repenting for demanding to be right, refusing correction, and prioritizing winning arguments over maintaining peace. Forgiveness is extended to individuals who caused rejection, betrayal, and false accusation. Inner vows of self-reliance—such as vowing never to trust again or needing to protect oneself—are renounced and transferred to Jesus as defender.

Deliverance begins with personal repentance for stubbornness, control, and needing to win arguments.
Holding on to offenses and past betrayals gives the enemy continued authority over present relationships.
Inner vows made out of hurt function as spiritual agreements that must be canceled in Jesus' name.

Confronting Leviathan and Breaking Generational Cycles

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Direct spiritual authority is exercised against Leviathan, ordering its grip broken over the mind, emotions, marriage, and communication. The prayer commands the removal of pride's scales, walls of rejection, and spirits of twisting, accusation, and control. Generational patterns of pride, prolonged silence, and family unforgiveness are explicitly broken so they are not passed to future generations.

Spiritual authority is commanded against Leviathan to cease twisting truth, communication, and turning disagreements into warfare.
Walls built through rejection and betrayal are commanded to come down.
Generational curses of refusing to apologize and prolonged relational silence are broken.

Inner Healing and Petition for Restoration

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A prayer for inner healing asks the Holy Spirit to minister to the rejection underneath anger, the insecurity beneath control, and the fear driving stubbornness. The focus shifts toward asking God for a teachable heart that listens before reacting and can receive loving correction without defensiveness. Complete restoration of trust, marriage, and family communication is declared.

Defensiveness and control are identified as protective masks over underlying fear, shame, and rejection.
Believers are urged to pray for a teachable spirit capable of admitting fault and seeking forgiveness.
God is asked to restore trust and communication that pride had fractured.

Final Declaration and Self-Reflection

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The prayer concludes with an invitation for the Holy Spirit to impart love, wisdom, self-control, and Christlikeness. Listeners are challenged not to apply the prayer to other people who need to change, but to examine what God is revealing about their own hearts.

Personal freedom begins by asking God what needs to change internally rather than focusing on others.

Key points

Subtle Manifestations of Leviathan — Pride and the Leviathan spirit often disguise themselves as defensiveness, twisted communication, and an inability to receive correction rather than overt arrogance.
Renouncing Self-Protective Agreements — Deliverance requires breaking inner vows and trauma responses—such as vowing never to trust again—that allow spiritual strongholds access to wounds.
Breaking Bloodline Division — Generational habits of silent treatment, refusing to apologize, and chronic bitterness must be actively renounced to prevent passing them forward.
Healing the Underlying Root — True restoration comes when the Holy Spirit heals the fear, shame, insecurity, and rejection hidden beneath defensiveness and control.

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If pride or offense, sir, constant

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division have been destroying your

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relationships, stay with me. We're

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confronting the spirit of Leviathan. And

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we're going to break its grip [music] in

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the name of Jesus.

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Job 41 describes Leviathan. And verse 34

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says, "He is king over all the children

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of pride." And pride doesn't always look

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like [music] arrogance.

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Sometimes it's defensiveness.

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You can't receive correction without

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feeling attacked.

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Conversations get twisted. Uh small

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disagreements become enormous battles.

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You replay offenses over and over until

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your heart becomes hard. And before

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long, relationships begin breaking

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apart. James 4 tells [music] us, "God

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resists the proud, but gives grace to

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the humble." Then it says, "Submit to

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God. Resist the devil, and he will flee

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from you."

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That's exactly what we're going to do.

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We're going to humble ourselves, close

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the doors pride and offense have opened,

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and then we're going to confront

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Leviathan in the authority of Jesus

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[music] Christ.

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Pray this out loud with me.

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Father God, I come before you in the

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mighty name of Jesus [music] Christ.

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Before I confront the enemy, I humble

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myself before you. Search my heart. Show

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me where pride has been hiding. Show me

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where offense has hardened my heart.

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Show me where rejection, betrayal, or

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pain have caused me to build walls

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around my heart. And Father, where I've

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sinned, I repent. Forgive me for the

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times I had to be right. Forgive me for

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refusing correction. Forgive me for

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holding on to offense and Lord, forgive

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me for arguments I continued because

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winning was more important than peace.

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Forgive me [music] for stubbornness,

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control, manipulation, and every place

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where pride has operated through me.

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Wash me in the blood of Jesus. And

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Father,

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I choose to forgive those [music] who

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wounded me. I release the people who

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rejected me. I release those who

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betrayed me. I release those who falsely

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accused me.

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I will not allow yesterday's pain to

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control today's relationships. I

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surrender that hurt to you. Now, in the

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name of Jesus, [music] I break every

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agreement I've ever made with pride,

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offense, stubbornness, control,

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confusion, and division. Every inner vow

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I made because I was hurt, nobody will

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ever hurt me again. I'll never trust

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anybody again. [music] I I have to

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protect myself. I cancel those

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agreements in Jesus' name. Jesus is my

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protector. [music]

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Jesus is my defender. And now, I

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confront every spiritual power that has

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taken advantage of those wounds.

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Leviathan, I speak to you in the name of

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Jesus. Every place pride gave you access

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is being closed. Every place offense

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[music] gave you access is being closed.

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Every place unforgiveness gave you

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access is being closed. Your grip over

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my life breaks now in Jesus' name. Loose

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my mind. Loose my emotions. Loose my

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relationships. Loose my marriage, my

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family, and loose my communication. You

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will not twist truth in my mind another

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day.

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You will not turn correction into

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rejection. You will not turn

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disagreement into warfare. You will not

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turn misunderstanding into division. You

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will not keep me trapped in cycles of

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offense and accusation. Your assignment

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against my life ends now in [music]

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Jesus name. Every scale of pride

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surrounding my heart

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now in Jesus name. Every wall built

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through rejection, come down. Every wall

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built through [music] betrayal, come

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down. Every layer of self-protection

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that has become bondage, break now in

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Jesus name. Spirit of pride, loose me

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and go now in Jesus name. Spirit of

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offense, loose me and go. [music]

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Spirit of accusation, break now. Spirit

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of confusion and twisting, loose me and

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go now in Jesus name. Spirit of

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stubbornness and control, come up and

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out in the name of Jesus. Every

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assignment working through Leviathan to

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destroy relationships, [music] create

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arguments, choke communication, harden

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hearts, and divide families, I [music]

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cancel your assignment in Jesus' mighty

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name. You will not destroy my marriage.

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You will not divide my family. [music]

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You will not destroy godly

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relationships. You will not use my

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wounds as weapons against the people God

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has placed in my life. Loose me and go

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now. Up and out in Jesus name. Every

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generational pattern of pride in my

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bloodline,

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families that don't forgive, people who

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refuse to apologize, relationships

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destroyed because nobody will humble

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themselves, years of silence, bitterness

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passed from one generation to another.

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That cycle stops. I will not pass it

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forward. Now, Holy Spirit, fill every

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place that has been surrendered. Heal

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what pride was protecting. Heal the

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rejection underneath the anger. Heal the

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insecurity underneath the control. Heal

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the shame underneath the defensiveness.

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Oh God, heal the fear underneath the

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stubbornness. Oh Lord, don't just change

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my behavior. Change my heart. Where I

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became hard, make me tender again. Where

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I became defensive, [singing]

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make me teachable. Where I became more

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controlling, teach me to [music]

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surrender. Where I became easily

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offended, make me secure in Christ.

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Teach me to listen before responding.

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Teach me to receive correction without

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immediately defending myself. Give me

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the humility to say I was wrong. Give me

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the strength to say, "Please forgive

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me." And give me the wisdom to know the

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difference between somebody

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attacking me and somebody lovingly

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correcting me. Father, restore what

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pride has damaged. Restore

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communication. Restore healthy

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relationships. Restore marriages.

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Restore families. Restore trust. Let

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trust be restored. And from this day

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forward, I refuse to allow pride to

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govern my life. I refuse to allow

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offense to control my relationships.

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Lord, I refuse to allow accusation to

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dominate my thoughts. I choose humility.

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I choose forgiveness. I choose truth and

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I choose peace. And Leviathan, your grip

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[music] is broken in Jesus' name. The

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doors are closing. The agreements are

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broken. Now, wounds are being healed.

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You have no place remaining here. Come

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up and out. Go now in the name of Jesus.

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Holy Spirit, fill me.

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Fill me with humility, wisdom, and

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patience. Fill me with love. Fill me

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with self-control and make me more like

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Jesus. Father,

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I thank you for freedom. I thank you for

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healing and I thank [music] you that

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what pride tried to destroy, you are

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able to restore. In the mighty name of

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Jesus Christ, I pray. Amen.

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Listen.

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If you prayed this with me

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tonight,

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comment, "I choose humility."

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And don't leave this prayer thinking

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about somebody else who needs to change.

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Ask God, "What are you showing me about

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me?"

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That's where freedom begins.

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If this prayer helped you, like it.

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Share it with someone who needs it and

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subscribe. I love you. Jesus loves you

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so much more.

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God bless you.

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