Here is Strong’s Greek Lexicon entry for the term ekball?. Nothing about vomit in the MANY uses of that term. Even if it has some relation to the term “vomit” in some language, it does not justify that out of order vomiting nonsense. It’s totally made up with no honest foundation in scripture.

Thank you for telling me how they twist scripture on that one. I need to keep that in mind if I encounter anyone that endorses vomiting.

The place I saw it done at on a regular basis used to at times preach about giving and you know, they made sure to mention that they didn’t like talking about money and they claimed they didn’t talk about money much. But they made sure to claim that if you really want all that “victory” you’ve got to give to them and give big! While they played with all the nonsense about vomit, they made sure to come with a similar pimp game for dollars. All the other activity is to ensure they’ve got drones willing to do anything they say.

I saw a church in my town that practiced the vomiting. The first time I saw it, it freaked me out. In fact one person left in a hurry, which was justified as

“She’s got demons working inside of her, and those demons can’t stand the presence of the Lord that they got her in control and they have deceived her to tell her to leave when her deliverance can come in her life now”

and leadership told two ushers to go after her and try to talk her into coming back in. However, she had already got in her car and left.

After that statement, no one else dared to leave ‘in fear’ of being ’singled out’ as ‘one with demons’ until it was over and praise and worship began again.

In fact, i saw them open the cabinet they had that housed the offering plates, they had Scope mouthwash, Dixie bathroom cups for the Scope, and little quarter sized peppermint candies

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IC

In reference to the Bible Scripture these people use to justify vomiting as the sign of demon possession leaving, they use Mark 16:17

And these signs shall follow them that believe; In my name shall they cast out devils; they shall speak with new tongues;

They claim that the Greek word for “cast out” (which is ????????? – ekballo per Strongs Concordance) is from the exact same root as the Greek word for vomiting. Strongs says

to eject (literally or figuratively): – bring forth, cast (forth, out), drive (out), expel, leave, pluck (pull, take, thrust) out, put forth (out), send away (forth, out).

I also went here

http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/cgi-bin/enggreek?lang=greek&lookup=vomit&type=begin&options=Sort+Results+Alphabetically&.submit=Do+Search

but didn’t see any words even close to the greek word from Strongs.

I don’t see the word ‘vomit’ in that definition…

So we being attacked by a demon is to be expected. What is not supported is the notion that vomit helps to end such an attack or signifies the end of such an attack.

Some spots would claim that Christians can be demon “possessed” which would make the work of the Holy Spirit of ZERO effect. But they feel a Christian can be possessed and vomiting could be part of the process for someone to expel the demon. Then there are others who realize it’s nonsense to claim someone can be saved AND demon “possessed”, so they claimed the demonic “oppression” could be so bad that someone vomits in the process of getting over the demonic oppression, during a prayer or “praise” session (praise as in totally out of order activity and prayer that featured babblings of ungodly tongues of no real language).

Many of you reading this might have been at places where they keep sheets to cover women who fall out in the floor totally out of order. Well I’ve been places where they keep sheets for that AND PLASTIC TRASHCANS TO CATCH VOMIT.

Yes, it’s as disgusting as you can imagine if you’ve never been in a place where such sick activity takes place. No I never did it (not the vomit although I am a former babbler) and no the vomiting never really made good sense to me. I don’t even know of them ever trying to use scripture to justify the vomit, but if anyone knows of any scripture twisted in that regard I’d like to know what part of God’s Word they abused to try and justify it.

The lack of apostolic precedent for such activity proves that they have grossly misunderstood the application of such verses as Psalm 91:13; Luke 10:19; 2 Corinthians 10:3-5; Ephesians 6:12; Revelation 12:10 and many others. They have used the doubtful method of “prooftexting”
to create this new and dangerous doctrine.

They decided to start implementing “SLSW” and had a meeting at church one night with a city map subdivided into zones and ‘names of spirits’ over certain neighborhoods (the wealthiest neighborhood with streetnames named after Confederate War Generals wasn’t even marked up – HMMM) and a battle plan.

Many objectors asked their questions to be answered with more questions until I got to ask mine which consisted of:

We have this global warfare center in Colorado Springs, Colorado telling us how to spiritually map, what territirial spirit is present over what city, and how to fight the territorial spirit. In Colorado Springs, there is a park called “Garden of The Gods”. A name that promotes polytheistic beliefs. If the spiritual mapping belief currently taught that one of the numerous ways in order to break a spirit’s hold on a city is to change names of landmarks, parks, streets, etc. is true, then why has this name of this park not been changed?

The global warfare center is approximately an hour’s drive from Littleton, Colorado via Interstate 25 now famous for the Columbine High School tragedy. If this mapping concept worked, why did it not work in the global warfare center’s own backyard to change a name of a city park to cast out a “evil spirit” and prevent this tragedy called Columbine from happening? You may say that “it’s 60 miles away and therefore not in our backyard”. However, since this is the home of the “global warfare center”, one must look at geography from a global sense. Therefore, in the global sense of the earth is 25,000 miles in diameter, 60 miles is equivalent to being in the backyard when viewed in the bigger scale.

THe answer given to me was “The Supreme Court took prayer out of the public schools…” Next question..

I knew then the church was headed into apostacy and aberrant doctrine and made my exit two months later after I found a reformed church to attend. Now today, this church I once attended has gone deep into NAR, IHOP, SLSW, and quarterly hosts some of the latest celebrities and ‘prophet’ from the Elijah List. I have been told that at my former church, there is an extreme sub-group faction within their ranks now teaching that Christians can be demon possessed and exorcism is ‘verified’ when people ‘vomit’ after a warfare prayer session.