Another Battle Psalm Decree

We’re adapting the Impreccatory Psalms to attack, neutralize, and displace the spiritual forces that oppose and oppress God’s people–the Church. We partner with God by giving voice to His Word in the earth.Here is an adaptation of Psalm 35:11-18 aimed the ant-Christian (and therefore, Antichrist) powers behind Marxism and Critical Race Theory that have infected minds all over the U.S. right now. Those influenced by these powers are currently slandering and smearing the legacy of what God has done in and through Western Civilization in general and the United States specifically.

These prayer-decrees are not aimed at people or people groups. This is pure “spiritual warfare.” Here is that passage with altered words placed [ ] brackets.

They are malicious [beings], hostile witnesses of wrong.
They rise up against [the Kingdom of Jesus and its people], accusers appearing out of nowhere.
When [we] show them mercy, they bring [us] misery.
[We’re] forsaken and forlorn, like a motherless child.
[We] even prayed over them when they were sick.
[We were] burdened and bowed low with fasting
and interceded for their healing,
and [we] didn’t stop praying.
{We] grieved for them, heavyhearted,
as though they were my dearest family members
or [our] good friends who were sick,
nearing death, needing prayer.
But when [we were] the one[s] who tripped up and stumbled,
they came together to slander [us],
rejoicing in [our] time of trouble, tearing [us] to shreds
with their lies and betrayal.

These nameless ruffians,
mocking [us] like godless fools at a feast—
how they delight in throwing mud on [our] name.
 God, how long can you just stand there doing nothing?
Now is the time to act.
Rescue [us] from these brutal men,
for [we are] being torn to shreds by these beasts
who are out to get [us].
Save [us] from their rage, their cruel grasp.
Then [we] will praise you wherever [we] go.
And when everyone gathers for worship,
[we] will lift up your praise with a shout
in front of the largest crowd [we] can find!

Psalm 35:11-18 (TPT) [adapted]