Can a Christian Have a Demon?Unto Death
When I asked Jesus, "Do You want me to pray for
this woman?" He replied, "No, don't even pray for her."
Now that came as a real jolt to me! Did you ever hear of
not praying for people? I'm a stickler for the Word. If
someone tells me something, I don't care who it is, I
want to see it in the Word. I said to Jesus, "Why, Lord?
I've never heard anything like that. Is that scriptural?"
He answered, "Didn't you ever read in My Word, 'If
any man see his brother sin a sin which is not unto
death, he shall ask, and he shall give him life for them
that sin not unto death. THERE IS A SIN UNTO
DEATH: I DO NOT SAY THAT HE SHALL PRAY FOR
IT'?" (1 John 5:16).
Jesus said, "There is a sin unto death and the Word
says not to pray for those who commit it."
There's no way you could know whether a person
has sinned the sin unto death or not unless God showed
you by divine revelation. Three different times in my
ministry the Lord has told me not to pray for a certain
person because he or she had committed the sin unto
death. This woman was the first person.
Jesus told me I was not to pray for this woman
because she had committed the unpardonable sin—the
sin unto death. I told the Lord I still wasn't satisfied. I
said, "I won't accept any kind of vision or experience,
even though I'm seeing You, Jesus, if what You say
can't be proven by the New Testament. I won't accept a
word of what You are saying to me unless You can give
me another scripture to substantiate that I'm not to
pray for this woman."
I reminded Him what His Word says, "... in the
mouth of two or three witnesses every word may be