Why Christians Cast out Demons
He went up on the montain and summoned thosed whom He Himself wanted, and they came to Him. And He appointed twelve, so that they would be with Him and that He could send them out to preach and to have authority to cast out the demons. (Mark 3:13-15)
<Other Demon Expulsion Dialogues >
1. A demon who died by an automobile accident at age 46.
“Demon, when did you
die?
“Three years ago in a traffic accident.”
“Where?”
“In Seoul”
“Demon, why did you
come into this woman?”
“Because I like her.”
“Do you know her?”
“She acts like she doesn’t know me.”
“What disease did you
bring?”
“I brought a heart disease.”
“What else did you
cause?”
“shoulder pain from time to time.
“You unclean spirit, are
you going or not?”
“I’ll go and take the sickness with me….”
2. A demon of blood pressure
disorder.
“How long has it been
since you came in?”
“Ten years”
“Do you know her? What
sickness did you bring?”
“I brought a blood pressure disorder.”
“Are you resentful (to have no chance to be saved anymore)?
(The demon starts to weep.) Go ahead. Whine all you want and leave.”
(The demon wails and trembles). “I was a young widow. I’m so
bitter! So resentful! So upset that I wish I can die!”
3. A demon that possessed
for five years.
“Demon, how long has it
been since you came in?”
“Five years.”
“Speak louder! You’re
too quiet. Do you know this person?”
“I think so, sir.”
“Are you going to
return?”
“I won’t return again. I wanted to kill him but I will go, sir.”
4. A demon that died at age
59.
“How old were you when
you died?”
“At age 59.”
“Who is this person to
you?”
“A relative.”
“Why did you come into
your relative?”
“To kill him.”
“Are you going or not?”
“I’m going.”
5. A demon that died due to
poverty.
“Demon! How did you
die?”
“I died because I had no money.
“You must be resentful,
right?”
“I am.”
“At what age did you
die?”
“I died at age 56.”
“When did you come into
this woman?”
“Seven years ago.”
“Are you going or not?”
“I’m going. This b---- keeps forsaking everything and holding on to Jesus,
hallelujah and the cross!”
“What disease did you
bring?”
“The flu, typhoid fever.”
“Are you going or not?”
“I’m going”
“Get out in Jesus name!” (The demon
is cast out.)
6. A demon that came in
while the host was an unbeliever.
“Demon! Do you know
this person? When did you come in?”
“While he was an unbeliever.”
“Why did you come in?”
“To kill him.”
“Have you eaten[2]
from him?”
“No, I still haven’t.”
“Who told you about
believing in Jesus?” (Pastor Ki-Dong Kim scolds him.) “Go!” Then, the demon
leaves.
7. A demon that brought high
blood pressure and stomach ulcer.
“Demon! This woman
keeps condemning you, right?”
“Yes, I know, sir.”
“Hurry up and get out!”
“I can’t sir.”
“How long has it been
since you came in?”
“It’s been 13 years, sir.”
“Are you resentful?”
“I am regretful!” (The demon leaves
after wailing.)
“Hallelujah!” exclaims
the patient. (She is healed from high blood pressure and stomach ulcer.)
8. A demon that came in when
the host did not observe the Lord’s Day worship.
“Demon! Do you know
this woman?”
“I do not, sir.”
“For what purpose did
you come in?”
“I wanted to kill her, sir.”
“You’re going, right?”
“Yes, I am. I am going, sir.”
“Are you coming back?”
“I’m never coming back! I will not return, sir.”
“When did you come in?”
“When she did not keep the Lord’s Day holy.”
“You’re resentful,
right?”
“Yes! Gosh, It's unfair, sir. Gosh, I am so upset!” (The demon wails loudly.)
“Go!” Pastor Ki-Dong
Kim scolds the demon loudly. The demon is cast out.
9. A demon that came in when
the host fell from faith.
“Demon! Do you know
this woman?”
“I do not, sir.”
“When did you come in?
“When he fell from the faith, sir.”
“Whine all you want and
leave!”
(Wailing) “I’m so resentful! Gosh! I’m so enraged! I’m
so embittered that I want to die!”
“Are you going?”
“I am! I am, sir. I’m going! I’m going!” (The demon causes a raucous and leaves.)
10. A demon that died two
years before.
“Demon! Demon! When did
you come in?”
“I came in when he wasn’t obedient to the evangelist, sir.”
“How long has it been?”
“It’s been two years, sir.”
“Have you eaten from
him?”
“I haven’t received any food from him, sir.”
“He despises you,
right?”
“Yes, I’m so embittered, sir.” (He starts to
wail.)
“Are you going or not?”
“I’m going, sir.” (The demon leaves as
Pastor Ki-Dong Kim vehemently scolds him.)
11. A demon that died four
years before.
“Demon!”
“Yes.”
“How long has it been
since you died?”
“It’s been four years.” (speaking rudely)
“When did you come into
this woman?”
“I came in when she didn’t come to Lord’s Day worship for a year.”
“You came in to kill
her?”
“I came to receive some food.”
“You should go, right?”
“I’m going.”
“Are you going to come
back.”
“I won’t come back.”
* Any mention of “food” or “eating” by demons refers to the food that people
offer to the dead in ancestral rites or memorial service to honor the dead.
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