They Shall Expel Demons - Expanded Edition

by Derek Prince

The calling to intercession is one of the highest and most powerful ministries open to any believer. It requires boldness and conviction.Will you be one who will answer this call? The intercessor comes "in between" God and the object of His just wrath, to beseech the Lord for His grace and mercy instead. Will you be one who will answer this call? Often, all God requires is one willing soul. Will it be you?

444 pages, Paperback

Published March 29, 2021

About the author

Derek Prince (1915-2003), was an International Bible teacher and founder of Derek Prince Ministries International, wrote more than fifty books.
He was born in India of British parents. Educated as a scholar of Greek and Latin at Eton College and Cambridge University, England, he held a Fellowship in Ancient and Modern Philosophy at King’s College. He also studied Hebrew and Aramaic, at Cambridge University and the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. His daily radio broadcast, Derek Prince Legacy Radio, still reaches listeners around the world.

Reviews

[Seemy · Rating 2 out of 5]

While I’m not an Christian — but I still like to learn from other faiths or viewpoints — like here — the world of the unseen and demons according to Christianity ( or this pastors experiences at least which may not reflect the entire religion ofcourse) — then I connect the dots and recurring themes across other beliefs, including my own and experiences build a picture.

While this information was good and useful — it was somewhat contradictory in my opinion or entirely agreeable. Not to give a list of what that was —- but one example being “deliveredfrom demons”…

This includes by others praying for you (like the author did for people) yet then still saying you can still get demons attacking you again (including when baptised or delivered ) — studying other religions and cultures it seems to me that these are deceptive entities and nobody can be guaranteed delivered or claim the protocol of “deliverance” from demons or their testimony to be entirely accurate or only way

Like as this author seems to exclusively claim in his protocols divergence ( such as you must accept Jesus as God and his sacrifice) which many other faiths don’t but still believe in a creator or God…and be able to gain protection from demons still

Long story short universal truths seem to be staying in line with universal Gods foundational laws of being and doing good while staying away from evil acts, influences and deeds makes sense—- which was least repeated here in this book too

— the battle with the unseen demons however I feel is lifelong and until one’s last breath no doubt — and not magic pills protocols as this book claims. But I do think the battle could be seamless and easy too on the positive — again by being, doing and surrounded by good and Gods laws. Amen

To Our Continued Success!
Seemy
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[Daniel · Rating 3 out of 5]

While the theology and scriptural basis behind demonic oppression and spiritual warfare is sound, Derek Prince made a lot of assumptions throughout this book about the application of the principles regarding these truths in the believers life. His methodology for deliverance from oppression is valuable, but there are certain aspects that don’t seem quite scriptural. One example being that salvation is not complete without baptism and deliverance from demon oppression cannot be accomplished without it. Another example is his stance on spiritual authority structures. These are biblical interpretation viewpoints, that I personally don’t agree with.

There are many things in this book I cannot agree with, but the main thing, that we have spiritual authority in Christ to name and expel the demonic, is really important. Modern Western post-enlightenment Christianity has divorced itself from the reality of spiritual warfare that is clear and present throughout all of scripture, especially in the NT. Although not the best book in addressing this reality in all of the scriptural interpretations and applications, at its core, it is a helpful book in reminding the reader that demonic oppression is real. It did not disappear. It’s a decent primer on the topic.

[Avery · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a great book for expelling them demons :D

[Isaiah (aka Isaiah Ward) Herrero · Rating 5 out of 5]

so good I read this because I heard Derek prince was one of the front runners for deliverance back in the day and i was not dissapointed.