Soul Ties - Frank Hammond
Soul Ties - Frank Hammond
by Frank Hammond
E-ISBN 10: 0-89228-237-1
E-ISBN 13: 978-089228-237-1
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All passages are from the New King James Bible unless otherw ise noted.
2 See Confronting Familiar Spirits by Frank Hammond as an E-book online, or as a paperback through
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Influence of Like Spirits
How do demons enter into soul ties? Evil spirits are
able to enter when spiritual boundaries are violated. God
has set boundaries that govern our relationships with
others. God has given man a nature to love and to live in
association with others, but God has set boundaries for all
such relationships. For example, there are protective
boundaries set by God for marriage. A man is to forsake
all others and be joined to his wife. There are similar
limitations that govern friendships and bonds within the
Body of Christ. When relationships within any given area
disregard the boundaries that God has established, the
relationships become perverse and demons enter. In other
words, fleshly soul ties become demonic soul ties.
Through soul ties, a spiritual channel is formed. For
example, in a godly marriage, the Holy Spirit flows
between husband and wife so that revelations and
workings of the Holy Spirit are held in common between a
man and his wife. The two become one through the
influence of the Holy Spirit on their lives. The same
principle operates in demonic soul ties. When there is a
sinful joining of two individuals, demon spirits in one
person open up the other person for similar spirits, and
the two become one.
The Power of Soul Ties
The power of soul ties is reflected in two important
words in the Greek New Testament: “joined” and
“fellowship.”
“Joined”
The word “joined” is used in relation to marriage. In
Ephesians 5:31 we are told that a man is to be “JOINED”
unto his wife. The literal meaning in Greek is: to cleave,
stick to, glue or cement. Another use of “joined” is found
in Matthew 19:6 where we are told concerning marriage:
“Therefore what God has joined together, let not man
separate.” “Joined” can be translated as “yoked together.”
Within marriage, one can plumb the heights and
depths of human relationship. The soul tie between
husband and wife is pure and satisfying. The times of
“coming together” can be a ministry to one another under
the anointing of the Holy Spirit. If, however; the husband
introduces oral or anal sex (sodomy) into the relationship,
then another spirit is introduced; and the wife becomes
defiled by the transference of the unclean spirit in him to
herself.
The word “joined” is also used in relationship to the
Church. Ephesians 4:16 speaks of “The whole body,
joined and knit together” (EMPHASIS MINE). Again, in 1 Cor.
1:10, we read, “Now I plead with you, brethren, by the
name of our Lord Jesus Christ, that you all speak the same
thing, and that there be no divisions among you; but that
ye be perfectly joined together in the same mind and in
the same judgment” (EMPHASIS MINE).
The Church is one body. “And if one member suffers,
all the members suffer with it” (1 Cor. 12:26). That is,
whatever happens to one member affects the other
members of the Body. “Do you not know that your bodies
are the members of Christ? Shall I then take the members
of Christ and make them members of a harlot? Certainly
not!” (1 Cor. 6:15). Therefore, when a church member
engages in sexual immorality, Christ the Head is affected;
and each member of the body is affected. This is the
reason that there must be church discipline in such
matters to remove any unrepentant sinner. For example,
the man in the Corinthian church who was living
incestuously, was to be excommunicated. Paul explained: