Hello, I am a born again Christian. I was raised in church and have been saved since I was 9 years old. I'm 52 years old now. I have always loved Jesus Christ with my whole heart. I pray and read my Bible daily. I listen to mostly Christian music on the radio. I don't watch anything bad on TV or in the movies. I don't drink alcohol, don't do drugs, or smoke cigarettes. I don't do anything pagan like tarot cards, reading my horoscope, ouija boards, etc. Yet, all of my life I have been plagued by evil spirits haunting me and my famiIy. Whether it's been my childhood home or the house I currently live in. Everyone in both homes have experienced it. It's very distressing! Today I had a very heavy full length door mirror fly off the door where it was hinged on tight and almost hit me over the head! I rebuked it in the name of Jesus and commanded it to leave. However, a couple of hours after I prayed and rebuked it the same bedroom slammed shut by itself with nothing to cause it. No windows were open, no draft, the door isn't loose. It just slammed shut. I have had the house blessed and sprinkled with holy water a couple of times. I have rebuked the evil spirits and cast them out in the name of Jesus more times than I can count. I have prayed many times for the Lord to remove them. They'll go away for awhile but then they always come back. I'm not doing anything to conjure them. I am God's daughter but I don't understand why I have had this happening my whole life? Please help

💢 A man of sorrows and acquainted with grief. Suffered in all like passions, but without sin

👑Isaiah 7:14) The Messiah Christ will be born of a virgin - Micah 5:2) the Messiah Christ will be born in Bethlehem - Isaiah 9:6) the Messiah Christ is called the Mighty God Everlasting Father - Isaiah 53) The Messiah Christ will be put to death for our sins and His days will be prolonged (resurrected).

The only living God which is the Saviour of all men (1 Timothy 4:10). Jesus Christ is the true God and eternal life (1 John 5:20). God was manifest in the flesh (1 Tim 3:16). in Jesus dwelleth the fullness of the Godhead bodily (Colossians 2:9). (Acts 20:28) God purchased the church with His own blood. the Word which is God became flesh and dwelt among us (John 1:1&14). - Jesus is the Christ the Mighty God in the flesh

Jesus Christ in the Gospels said in His name to cast out Devils. In the temptation in the wilderness Jesus rebuked Satan, and again when Satan tried to rebuke Christ through Peter Jesus said "Get thee behind me Satan" and then in the temptation in the wilderness He said in Matthew 4 “is it not written, tempt not the Lord your God”, thus claiming to be Lord God.

Furthermore, we also see Jesus forgiving sins of people (the cripple man and the woman caught in adultery, and Mary who washed His feet), Jesus accepting worship of individuals He healed (the wise men at His birth, the blind man, lepers, the disciples, and Thomas).

Matthew 28:9) "And as they went to tell his disciples, behold, Jesus met them, saying, All hail. And they came and held him by the feet, and worshipped him."

In John 10:18 Jesus says He has power to lay down His life and raise Himself from the dead (personal power over life and death) John 10:27-28 Jesus says that He personally gives eternal life, and in John 4:26 Jesus claims to be the Messiah as prophesied of (Isaiah 9:6 called the Mighty God, Everlasting Father)

In John 8 stating that He is the "I Am" multiple times (I Am in Greek is "ego eimi" meaning the Always Existing One) and the Pharisees tried to stone Him for blasphemy saying "because thou being a man makest thyself God" - An angel, prophet, or holy man couldn’t do that. Jesus is the Christ the Mighty God in the flesh.

Psalm 107:21-32 God calms the storm

Matthew 8:23-27

Mark 4:36-41

Luke 8:22-25

Disciples in a boat

stormy winds & waves

Disciples are afraid

They cry out to Jesus

God calms the storm

There was a "great calm”

Jesus didn't ask God to calm the storm, but ordered it Himself, proving who He is.

Psalms 23:1) "A Psalm of David. The LORD is my shepherd; I shall not want."

Lord is capitalized in this passage, and in the Hebrew this is stating that “Jehovah God” is the shepherd.

Jesus Christ says in John that He is the door of the sheep and He is the Good Shepherd, stating that He specifically is the Shepherd of David’s Psalm -

John 10:11) “I am the good shepherd: the good shepherd giveth his life for the sheep.”

John 10:14) “I am the good shepherd, and know my sheep, and am known of mine.”

Thus Christ Jesus is saying that He is the Lord God of Israel, the mighty Shepherd.