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Authority Over Demon Spirits, Not Human Wills 61
he was seeking for God to speak to him that way—he didn't ask
God to do it—he was just waiting on God. (When you begin
seeking an audible voice, the devil will accommodate you. It's
wrong to do this.)
"Demons began to speak to her," I continued. "She began to
hear these voices, and they drove her crazy. You told me she had
been in an institution once. Actually she has been there twice,
hasn't she?"
The husband replied, "Who told you?"
"The Lord," I said. "He also showed me that you took your
wife to a healing meeting, and the evangelist couldn't get her
delivered, so you're mad at him. Then I saw in the Spirit that you
took her to a prophet's meeting, and he couldn't get her
delivered, and now you're mad at him. I wouldn't be able to get
her delivered any more than the two of them, and you'd be mad
at me. And that's the reason I wouldn't minister to her.
"Now I'm going to tell you why they didn't deliver her and
why I can't deliver her: She doesn't want to be delivered. As long
as she wants to hear these voices, she's going to hear them. She's
not crazy. She's hearing everything I'm saying."
I turned to her and said, "Now, Sister, when you get to the
place where you don't want to hear these voices, you come and
I'll help you."
"Well," she said, "I want to hear these voices."
I said, "I know you do."
Someone may say, "Well, maybe she didn't know what she
was talking about." If she hadn't known, the Lord would have
told me. I'd have known that, too.
The Bible says, concerning the ministry of Jesus, that He
cast spirits out with His Word. It also says that He cast them out
by the Spirit of God. It wasn't just His Word speaking apart from
the Spirit of God. Read the twelfth chapter of Matthew. The
Pharisees were accusing Jesus of casting out demons by
Beelzebub, the prince of the devils (v. 24).