Practical Steps for Dealing with Spirits of Human Origin

Understanding Ancestral Spirits and Soul Parts

• Ancestral spirits or soul parts are not whole entities, but fragments or consciousness of a person.
• Similar to how the Jezebel spirit operates, these spirits do not embody a person entirely.
• Ancestral spirits can be guardians over covenants and may be connected to multiple descendants.

Identifying and Renouncing Ancestral Spirits

• Renunciation of Ancestral Worship:
  • If the presence of an ancestral spirit is known, have the person renounce any ancestral worship.
  • Command any ancestral spirit to reveal itself and separate from the person.
• Generational Trauma:
  • Renounce any generational trauma or soul parts transferred due to abuse or domination.

Dealing with Spirits During Ministry

• Spirits may manifest on their own or can be commanded to reveal themselves.
• The Holy Spirit may be asked to bring up spirits, especially in cases of soul parts or altars.
• Spirits often carry the name "ancestral" or have human names.

Handling Human Spirits versus Demons

• Human spirits should not be treated with the same respect given to the person (e.g., altars within a person).
• Dealing with Spirits:
  • Similar tactics as dealing with demons: ask for a name, understand their purpose.
  • Spirits may relive traumatic events from their past.

Steps for Casting Out Spirits

• Offer the Spirit a Choice:
  • Ask if they desire the mercy or judgment of God, indicating ease of departure.
  • If mercy is chosen, they must renounce control and leave the person.
• Spirits that refuse to leave may face the "Judgment of God," an unpleasant experience.

Moving into Ministry

• Preparation for Renunciation:
  • Individuals with histories of extreme manifestations should not proceed alone.
  • Holy Spirit's guidance is sought on whether to proceed.
• Group Ministry:
  • Designed to activate and involve more people in ministry.
  • Those in groups should proceed with a structured prayer and renunciation session.

Practical Guidelines for Group Ministry

• Ministry Setup:
  • At least two people present, ideally more to manage manifestations.
  • One person leads while others assist; avoid chaotic multiple people ministering.
  • Ensure safety, as manifestations can become physically intense.

Additional Support

• Chat and live support available for extreme situations.
• Team ready to provide assistance with practical navigation of situations.
• Encouragement to learn and practice handling these occurrences collectively.