MARINE SPIRITS IN THE BIBLE

A priest would take a vow of celibacy, but by his first anniversary he would have had 25 different babes, front and back: That’s marine power fighting him from rising. A popular tele-evangelist was so popular in America, yet they caught him with a prostitute leading to the closure of his ministry. A mother of two would be hanging out with a hopeless colleague who does not come close to the level of her husband, leading to the end of her marriage. Now she is a single-mom in perpetual struggle. That’s marine powers. A young man would waste all his youth and energy on women and bingeing : that’s marine powers at work. A cleric would be afraid to pray for the sick or even believe he has the power to deliver the possessed. That’s marine powers. They are cruel and dangerous. They corrupt. They make people insane. There are prayers that break their influence which I will share. First understand that the Bible addresses their powers as existential.

The spiritual ignorance of many believers can often be traced back to flawed teachings under clerics whose actions and lifestyles may inadvertently align with demonic influences. Figures like FADA Angelo and Kelvin Ugwu might embody this, being unknowingly influenced by marine powers—spiritual forces that sow lust, contention, pride, and strife while exalting a deceptive, Babylonian-like confidence rooted in marine potentialities.

They need to consult Pastor Daniel Olukoya. He is exactly knowledgeable about marine potentialities and the biblical contextualities that properly explain them.

Marine Spirits are rooted in elaborate biblical foundations. The Bible is rich with references to the mysterious and often fearsome nature of the waters and their symbolic connection to spiritual forces. From Leviathan, the sea serpent vividly described in Job 41, to Pharaoh, portrayed as the monster of the Nile in Ezekiel 29:3, these marine forces consistently oppose God’s plans. Yet, God’s dominion over them is unshakable.

Consider the profound moment in Mark 4:39, when Jesus calms the storm with a single command. This act wasn’t merely about controlling the physical forces of nature; it was a declaration of His supreme authority over the spiritual forces symbolized by the chaotic sea. Similarly, in Isaiah 27:1, the Lord’s judgment upon Leviathan, the twisted serpent of the sea, underscores that these marine entities are not mere animals but representations of rebellious spiritual powers.

Marine powers play devastating roles in human histories; from failed business, failed ministries, idolatrous rituals, suicide committed at Third Mainland Bridge and in different water bodies to fail marriages. Marine spirits, often tied to water bodies, operate through deception, manipulation, and seduction. 

In Biblical narratives, their influence is apparent:

• When Legion, the unclean spirits possessing a man, begged to be cast into swine, the swine promptly rushed into the sea (Mark 5:1-13). The sea here symbolizes the realm of these Marine spirits.
• The terrifying storm on the sea, which Jesus calmed, serves as an allegory for the chaotic influence of marine spirits. These entities strive to hinder God’s purposes, just as the storm sought to hinder Jesus and His apostles.

Let’s try to explain some characteristics of marine powers and their operations.

1. Seduction and Fleshly Weakness Marine spirits are often depicted as seducers. Consider Delilah, whose allure brought Samson to ruin, or Solomon’s struggles with many wives. These Biblical figures fell prey to the seductive power of marine spirits, draining their divine strength. You see a pastor who vows to live celibate or to keep to his wife; but he finds himself in constant lust and sexual tension. Sometimes he sleeps with women in the dream. Afterwards he begins to pursue women including married women without guilt or shame. That’s marine powers drowning his spiritual power in the depths of sin. 
2. Fear, Deception, and Doubt: Marine spirits exploit human vulnerabilities. For example, the apostles’ terror during the storm demonstrates the spirit of fear. In Nazareth, surrounded by water, the doubt among the people limited Jesus’ works of miracles. In churches you see Christians afraid to heal the sick or do greater works. Marine powers cast doubt and fear in the hearts of many. You see some use fake miracles to deceive the people. That’s marine powers. You see many doubting the existence of miracles in Christ. 
3. Chaos and Destruction at Sea:  The Bible records the destructive tendencies of these spirits. Job 41:31-32 likens Leviathan’s chaotic movement to a boiling cauldron. These forces often demand sacrifices, sometimes even human lives, to fuel their activities. For instance, sacrificial practices linked to marine forces have been reported in many coastal regions.

There are many prophetic symbolism in scriptures describing marine spirits. The symbolic association of marine spirits with rebellion and chaos extends to ancient myths and prophetic writings:

• Rahab, in its symbolic use, represents Egypt and its arrogance. Isaiah 30:7 calls Egypt "Rahab the Do-Nothing," highlighting its futility. This Rahab isn’t the harlot of Joshua’s story but a metaphorical sea monster tied to chaos and opposition to God.
• Tanin, another Hebrew term for dragon or serpent, further illustrates marine spirits’ destructive power. In prophetic imagery, beasts rising from the sea (Daniel 7, Revelation 13) symbolize rulers empowered by demonic forces.

Not to believe all these realities after studying the Bible is to doubt the existence of Christ and of Yaweh.

God’s Victory Over Marine Powers is Remarkably True.The good news is that marine spirits, like all demonic entities, are subject to the authority of Jesus Christ. Scripture declares that:

• “At the name of Jesus, every knee should bow, in heaven and on earth and under the earth” (Philippians 2:10-11).
• “The LORD stilled the storm to a whisper; the waves of the sea were hushed” (Psalm 107:29).

These verses affirm that no power—be it in the heavens, on earth, or under the sea—can withstand the sovereignty of Christ. By holding onto Christ and walking in righteousness, believers can overcome marine spirits’ deceptive schemes.

Finally, I suggest that the church of this age should embrace deliverance and light in humility and love.

To escape the grip of marine forces, a return to prayers of deliverance and holiness is essential. This restoration brings forth divine fire, allowing God’s work to flourish through us. As the Bible shows repeatedly, God triumphs over the chaos of the waters, bringing peace, order, and His glorious kingdom to those who trust in Him.

Pastors like Prof. Daniel Olukoya understand the importance of deliverance prayers in managing marine attacks. Go to YouTube, watch videos on Marine powers. Do your research on marine powers before concluding that they do not exist.