What is an ungodly soul tie?
How can one be set free from it?
For a basic introduction, please check out: http://www.greatbiblestudy.com/soulties.php
One of the most common ways
by which unholy soul ties are formed is through sexual sin, be it fornication,
adultery or homosexuality. The following is an account of such an unholy soul tie,
which appeared in the “Dear Goldie” column of Asian Beacon magazine, which is
reproduced intact as follows:
Dear Goldie,
My relationship with my husband is rocky sexually and
emotionally. Recently it occurred to me it may have to do with what happened in
my past. In my adolescence I had several intimate relationships with two boys involving
heavy petting. In adulthood I also had a sexual relationship with a man I was
going steady with. I find that I am often troubled by lustful thoughts and
dreams. Do you think my past has
anything to do with my difficult relationship with my husband? I have not told my husband anything.
Uneasy
Dear Uneasy,
The possible causes of your present bad marital
relationship are many. You may need to speak to your pastor or marriage
counsellor for a more detailed consultation. However I believe your sin of
fornication is serious indeed and can affect your marriage. God’s word says: “Do you not know that he who unites himself
with a prostitute is one with her in body? For it is said, "The two will
become one flesh" (1 Cor.6:16). This means that if
you have sexual relations with someone, you are united together with that
person and become one with them. We call this a soul tie because not only are your bodies joined together, your souls are
also bound together. Thus
when you have established such a soul tie with anyone
other than your spouse, this negative and unhealthy bond will be
destructive to your relationship with your husband and
may be one of the
reasons for your difficulties now.
The good news is that you can be set free from whatever happened
in the past and look forward to a new beginning. How? God has provided the
solution.
Firstly, forgive the persons who took advantage of you or were involved
you in the wrongdoing. Release
forgiveness and you will be released of your burden.
Secondly, repent of your sin of fornication. Ask God to forgive
you and He will cleanse you from all unrighteousness as promised in 1 John 1:9.
Having your guilt removed and your burden lifted.
Thirdly, use the powerful name of Jesus Christ to cut off all
memories of the sights, sounds, smells, places, emotions, words, etc. connected
with these incidents. Ask God to remove all these associations with the past so
that when anything triggers off these memories you will not be affected any
more.
Fourthly, evil spirits may be involved in your moments of sinful
pleasure so use the powerful name of Jesus to bind and cast out the spirits of
lust, lies, etc. Command them to leave you and protect yourself with all the
spiritual weapons at your disposal, including the blood of Jesus, the full
armour of God, praise, etc.
Fifthly, sever the soul ties between you and all the people you
had sexual relations with. Let your prayers and declarations be done verbally, not
only in your mind. Confront evil (show that you mean business) by declaring
aloud for the spirits to hear: “In Jesus’ Name, I now renounce and break any
ungodly ties formed between myself and xx as a result of our union together
through sexual intercourse.”
Any rash vows or commitments made (e.g. “I will love you forever”)
should be renounced, repented of and broken in Jesus’ Name. If you have gifts
or mementos of these relationships, get rid of them as they are reminders of
ungodly practices. Declare like this: “I break and renounce all covenants and
relationships that were sealed by the items that xx gave me. I reclaim what was
lost and surrender every part of my life to Jesus’ lordship.” When you receive
God’s provision of restoration, you will be set free from the past and move
ahead in your life.
Should you confess to your husband about your past? When you have
been set free and your relationship improves, seek God’s wisdom on the
appropriate time to share with him.
This hymn is most wonderful:
ReplyDeleteBlessed Be the Tie that Binds.
“Blessed be the tie that binds
Our hearts in Christian love;
The fellowship of kindred minds
Is like that to that above.”
But an ungodly soul tie is a bondage. Just the opposite of the above hymn.