Standing: A case moves forward (or the Accuser loses on the spot) for the following reasons:
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- No JURISDICTION—The claim reaches into territory the Accuser was never granted authority over. If you don’t straighten this out, the Accuser and his team get away with it (absentia). Luckily for us, most cases end right here. You show up by praying and petitioning, saying, “Toss out any case where the Accuser has no authority to present a complaint against me.”
- No formal agreement—You (specifically you) didn’t make a vow or open a door to allow the Enemy or someone on his team access. If you did make a vow, then standing holds. That makes this a yes for the Enemy.
- Standing was already revoked—After opening a door to the Accuser’s team, the door was legally closed by your repentance, renunciation, and forgiveness. Because you petitioned (were specific) and repented, Jesus already closed that door for you. The Accuser cannot reopen it.
- No breach of promise—Nothing was violated that would justify the claim being made. Remember, Satan is a liar. “The thief [Satan the Enemy] comes only to steal and kill and destroy.” John 10:10
- Wrong defendant—The claim is being pressed against someone who isn’t the legal party to the original agreement (generational transfer without CONSENT). You didn’t make the original agreement, but you are paying the price for it. Without your knowledge.
The game I call Demon Spotting developed over time as I worked through emotional entanglements and confusing break-ups. My misery became code words. Code words became mat drills. Mat drills became winning combinations. And my confusion lifted. Consider this your invitation to play. Clarity is freedom.