Do's and Don'ts
There are do's and don'ts for handling demon attacks.
Don't be afraid. Those who can be frightened have already lost.
Don't react. Those who react with self-righteousness or anger have already lost.
Resist. Don't submit to the demon's demands. Don't negotiate.
Don't attack. Demon warfare must be defensive. "The battle is the LORD's!"
Don't believe the demon's lies.
Don't take the bait.
Don't talk to the demon, except in some rare cases. Don't order him around. Don't lecture him.
Don't fall under the demon's spell. Wiggle or squirm to break the demon's power.
Do turn to God immediately.
Do reflect on the scene in light of God's Sovereign Design.
Recall the promises of scripture.
Don't assume there is only one demon involved. There may be many hidden behind the first one.
Don't feed the demon's ego. He wants attention. Taking pictures or talking about him only emboldens him.
From a practical standpoint, turning on a night light will weaken the demon so that he is harmless and it will be possible to get some sleep. Demons hate the light, even though some do attack in daylight.
The procedure for handling a demon attack is not designed to remove the demon. Following the procedure precisely will not necessarily remove the demon. The procedure is the Grace approach for dealing with the problem. The demon is not the problem. The demon is punishment for the weak person. Withstanding the demon attack and learning from it will enable the Christian to mature and overcome the problem. This is not a short term fix, but a long-term solution.
Dream Attacks...
http://www.biblenews1.com/sin/demons.htm
hmm, this guy seems to refute "a house divided"
above this, I have a query in about that, but-thoughts?
bbyrd009 
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