Restoring the Right Spirit: Reclaiming Our True Identity

Restoring the Right Spirit: Reclaiming Our True Identity

March 22,2025 

Genesis 2:7, John 3:6, Acts 2:21, Matthew 7:15-20

The spirit of man, created in the image of God, is a pure and divine entity. However, when it's inserted into a clay body, it becomes submerged by emotions and physical life, losing control and functionality, after the fall of man.  The Bible describes the creation of man in Genesis 2:7, where God breathes the breath of life into the clay body, and man becomes a living being.

The spirit, soul, and body intersect, with the soul being the meeting point where emotions are secreted. However, due to the fall of man, the original spirit has been suppressed, and unclean spirits have taken its place. Jesus emphasizes the importance of being born of the Spirit in John 3:6, highlighting the need to reclaim our true spiritual identity.

During intense deliverance sessions, some individuals may exhibit awkward behavior, revealing that the spirits operating in them are not their own, but rather unclean spirits. Jesus warns us to discern false spirits by their fruits (Matthew 7:15-20). Spiritists, herbalists, cultists, and others operating with unclean spirits often assume they are working with their own spirits. However, these spirits are, in fact, devils that must be recognized and rejected.

Some men of God have even allowed these unclean spirits to operate in their churches, using them as fortune-tellers to attract followers and financial gain. May God have mercy on them.

The good news is that the right spirit can be restored by calling upon heaven (Acts 2:21). If you desire to reclaim God's intended original spiritual identity, repeat the following prayer:

I denounce and reject every spirit that is not born of God in my life, and I cast them out in Jesus' name. Today, Jesus, come into my life and be the Lord of my life. Amen."

Prayer:
Dear Heavenly Father, I pray for the restoration of my your right spirit, created in Your image. Help me to reject and cast out any unclean spirits operating in my life. Fill me with Your Holy Spirit, and guide me on the path of righteousness. Amen.

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