DELIVERANCE FROM MARITAL CAPTIVITY

DELIVERANCE FROM MARITAL CAPTIVITY

By Rev. Samuel Arimoro

Main Text: Isaiah 34:16

Supporting Texts: Proverbs 18:22; Genesis 2:18; Matthew 19:6; Psalm 68:6; Judges 14:1-3

INTRODUCTION:

Marriage is a divine institution established by God for companionship, fruitfulness, and fulfilment. However, many people today are in marital captivity—trapped in a cycle of delay, disappointment, conflict, or unfruitfulness. Marital captivity occurs when demonic forces hinder, manipulate, or destroy marital destinies.

Some remain unmarried despite age and readiness. Others are married but live in constant strife, rejection, or abuse. There are also those who experience repeated disappointments at the edge of settlement or see suitors mysteriously vanish. These are not normal—they are signs of spiritual bondage affecting the marital destiny.

God desires that every man and woman fulfil their marital destiny in joy, peace, and fruitfulness. Deliverance from marital captivity requires breaking foundational curses, dealing with soul ties and spiritual spouses, and aligning oneself with God’s plan.

1. UNDERSTANDING MARITAL CAPTIVITY

a) It Is a State Where a Person’s Marital Destiny Is Hindered or Trapped: Either by delay, wrong choice, or demonic opposition (Psalm 68:6).

b) It Can Involve Spiritual Husbands or Wives That Claim Possession: Blocking physical marriage or peace (Isaiah 49:24–26).

c) It May Result From Ancestral Covenants or Patterns: Especially where no one marries or stays married in the family (Exodus 20:5).

d) It Brings Emotional Pain, Shame, Loneliness, and Stagnation: And may delay other areas of destiny (Genesis 2:18).

Biblical Example: Samson was drawn into wrong relationships repeatedly, which ultimately led to his downfall (Judges 14:1–3; Judges 16).

2. SIGNS OF MARITAL CAPTIVITY

a) Unexplainable Delays in Getting Married Despite Readiness: Suitors disappear suddenly (Isaiah 34:16).

b) Repeated Disappointments or Broken Engagements at the Edge of Settlement: A spiritual embargo at work (Proverbs 13:12).

c) Constant Conflict, Hatred, or Separation in Marriage: Despite efforts to maintain peace (Amos 3:3).

d) Dreams of Weddings With Strange Beings or Sexual Encounters in Sleep: Indicating spiritual spouse activity (Matthew 13:25).

Biblical Example: Michal, Saul’s daughter, was married to David but ended up barren and bitter, due to manipulation and offence (2 Samuel 6:20–23).

3. CAUSES OF MARITAL CAPTIVITY

a) Ancestral Curses or Evil Covenants Against Marriage: Like polygamy, idolatry, or evil dedications (Lamentations 5:7).

b) Soul Ties From Past Immoral Relationships: Which bind the person spiritually (1 Corinthians 6:16).

c) Wrong Decisions Made Out of Desperation or Carnality: Leading to mismatch or disaster (Proverbs 14:12).

d) Witchcraft Manipulations or Envy From Friends or Relatives: That cage marital favour (Micah 7:6).

Biblical Example: Leah was given to Jacob instead of Rachel, causing prolonged rivalry and sorrow (Genesis 29:25–30).

4. DELIVERANCE FROM MARITAL CAPTIVITY

a) Break Every Covenant or Curse Fighting Your Marital Destiny: By the blood of Jesus (Colossians 2:14).

b) Disconnect From Every Ungodly Soul Tie and Sexual Pollution: Purge your spirit (2 Corinthians 6:14–17).

c) Renounce and Rebuke Every Spiritual Spouse or Marital Dream Attack: Command them out (Isaiah 54:5).

d) Pray Specifically and Prophetically for Divine Connection and Restoration: Ask and believe (Matthew 7:7).

Biblical Example: Ruth overcame widowhood and delay and was divinely positioned for marital restoration with Boaz (Ruth 4:13–17).

5. WALKING IN MARITAL VICTORY AND FULFILMENT

a) See Yourself the Way God Sees You—Loved and Deserving of Joy: Self-worth matters (Psalm 139:14).

b) Live in Purity, Patience, and Purpose While Waiting or Building: Avoid desperation (Ecclesiastes 3:11).

c) Submit Your Will to God’s Perfect Choice, Not Just a Good Option: Discernment is key (Proverbs 3:5–6).

d) Keep the Fire of Prayer and Faith Burning Until Manifestation: Don’t settle for delay (1 Thessalonians 5:17).

Biblical Example: Isaac prayed and received Rebekah—a divine match that brought peace and joy (Genesis 24:63–67).

CONCLUSION:

Marital captivity is not your portion. God delights in the joy and fruitfulness of His children. Whether you are delayed, divorced, discouraged, or confused—God can turn your story around. He specialises in matching hearts, healing hurts, and restoring broken dreams.

As you engage in deliverance and align with God’s will, your marital destiny will be released. The yoke shall be broken, the veil shall be torn, and your joy shall be full. Your marriage shall be a testimony of God’s faithfulness.

PRAYER POINTS:

1. Thank You, Father, for designing marriage for my joy and fulfilment.

2. Every yoke of delay and disappointment—break by fire!

3. I disconnect myself from every spiritual husband or wife in Jesus’ name.

4. Any curse or covenant working against marriage in my family—scatter now!

5. I recover every lost opportunity and divine connection.

6. O Lord, let my marital star shine without hindrance.

7. Evil hands tampering with my marital destiny—wither now!

8. I receive wisdom, favour, and discernment for a godly marriage.

9. Lord, heal every broken heart and restore marital peace.

10. I step into a season of celebration, covenant love, and joy.

GOD'S WORD FOR YOU TODAY:

1. Your marital captivity is broken and your season of joy has come.

2. You will not miss your divine partner—God is ordering your steps.

3. Every delay is turning to divine acceleration.

4. Your marriage shall glorify God and bring you peace.

5. The veil is torn, and your testimony shall manifest speedily.