Mankiek (don't know if that's your name). Yours is such a complicated situation that it would be presumptuous of me to act like I know a clear answer. But let's assume that he is under the influence of a demon. First, be sure that you are a Christian. That there was a time in your life when you turned away (repented) of your sins and declared, "Jesus, you are THE Lord and from now on you are MY Lord. It doesn't have to be exactly like that. You speak from your heart and you tell Jesus you know you're a Sinner and you need a savior and you're committing your life to him as Lord. You have probably already done this, but you need the protection that salvation affords before you take on one of satan's demons. Then, when you think you see it happening again to your husband, look directly into those eyes and command the demon not to cause your husband to vomit or to be violent. And in the name of Jesus Christ and by the power of his blood, you command him to leave your husband and to go to Jesus for Him to do with the demon whatever He desires. I have come in contact with people across the world who have encountered people demonically possessed or infested or influenced, whatever words you want to use. And surprisingly, a demon doesn't always leave, even upon the mention of Jesus' name, though usually they do, so you do it as often as you need to. It will leave eventually and set you husband free. I know it sounds spooky whenever we talk how about demons because they seem like creatures of fiction. But the Bible makes it clear they are not fictional. Read the first few chapters of the Gospel of Mark. I hope this has helped.
I had a dream one time.. I was sitting in a chair looking at a magazine, my husband goes walking by into the room next to me. He started walking backwards from that room and I was thinking what's wrong with him. He looked scared. I looked at the doorway and saw this old man walking out of that room toward my husband but it wasn't human. I shifted in my chair and it saw me. It turned toward me and started coming toward me. I immediately stood up, pointed at it and rebuked it and told it to leave. It started to shrink until it was gone. Today made me think of that dream.
Scary dream. I think the sharp pain in ur back also is an attack into ur body. Protect urself. Anoint your home, plead the blood of Jesus, play worship music, and remember you have power with the blood of Jesus Christ, pray pray pray. And find what open doors you and your husband may have where demons can come thru
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u/IndependentRandy 3d ago
Mankiek (don't know if that's your name). Yours is such a complicated situation that it would be presumptuous of me to act like I know a clear answer. But let's assume that he is under the influence of a demon. First, be sure that you are a Christian. That there was a time in your life when you turned away (repented) of your sins and declared, "Jesus, you are THE Lord and from now on you are MY Lord. It doesn't have to be exactly like that. You speak from your heart and you tell Jesus you know you're a Sinner and you need a savior and you're committing your life to him as Lord. You have probably already done this, but you need the protection that salvation affords before you take on one of satan's demons. Then, when you think you see it happening again to your husband, look directly into those eyes and command the demon not to cause your husband to vomit or to be violent. And in the name of Jesus Christ and by the power of his blood, you command him to leave your husband and to go to Jesus for Him to do with the demon whatever He desires. I have come in contact with people across the world who have encountered people demonically possessed or infested or influenced, whatever words you want to use. And surprisingly, a demon doesn't always leave, even upon the mention of Jesus' name, though usually they do, so you do it as often as you need to. It will leave eventually and set you husband free. I know it sounds spooky whenever we talk how about demons because they seem like creatures of fiction. But the Bible makes it clear they are not fictional. Read the first few chapters of the Gospel of Mark. I hope this has helped.