The Rules of Engagement

The Rules of Engagement

Scriptural reference for the spirit of idolatry 1 Samuel 15:23; Ezekiel 14:1–8; Habakkuk 2:18; 1 Corinthians 12:2; Gala tians 5:20; Colossians 3:5

Signs, symptoms, and manifestations of the spirit of idolatry

Astrology

Carnality

Confusion

Control

Covetousness

Cultic practices

Degradation Entanglement Evil desires False worship

Doctrines of devils

Enslavement of emotion

Enticement Evil thoughts

Error

False prophecies

Fear

Fornication Humanism

Greed

Heresies

Immoralities

Impurities

Inordinate affection

Knowledge block Lust

Murder

National/ethnical traits, tendencies, and oddities

Narcissism

Oppression

Perversion Religiosity Uncleanness

Possession

Pride

Self-centeredness

Unbelief

Witchcraft

Release True/pure worship (in spirit and truth), righteousness, holiness, repen tance, and prophetic anointing S pirits of J ealousy and E nvy Jealousy is likened unto a raging fire that is out of control and destroys everything it touches. Jealous people are destructive people. They are also possessive people. They smother and are overly possessive of everything and everyone. Jealousy will drive man to accomplish things that are contrary to the will of God. King Saul and Nabal are two biblical examples that come to mind of how jealous people operate. (See 1 Samuel 25:1–17.) “What about God?” you may ask. “Doesn’t the Bible say that He is jealous?” While this is true, God’s jealousy, simply stated, means that God owns every thing and He does not want anyone to abuse what is His (Exod. 34:14; Deut.

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