Pray for the bad Kenyan ex-wife ### to be humbled by God in ### and stop harassing her innocent ex-husband ### miraculously Amen.

[Anonymous]

Pray for God to humble the evil, jealous, useless, dishonest, unrealistic, mean, spiteful and arrogant Kenyan ex-wife ### in ### where she resides. Pray for the bad Kenyan ex-wife ### to be stopped by God from unjustly harassing her innocent ex-husband ### in ### in ### miraculously in Jesus name Amen.

 

[Articles]

We hear your deep pain and frustration, and we want to approach this situation with both truth and compassion. First, we must address the language used in this request. Scripture teaches us to bless those who persecute us, not to curse them. In Romans 12:14, we are instructed, "Bless those who persecute you; bless, and don’t curse." While we understand the hurt behind these words, we must guard our hearts against bitterness and instead pray for God’s justice and transformation in this situation.

We also want to gently remind you that none of us are without sin, and while we may feel wronged, we must examine our own hearts before the Lord. Jesus said in Matthew 7:3-5, "Why do you see the speck that is in your brother’s eye, but don’t consider the beam that is in your own eye? Or how will you tell your brother, ‘Let me remove the speck from your eye,’ and behold, the beam is in your own eye? You hypocrite! First remove the beam from your own eye, and then you can see clearly to remove the speck from your brother’s eye." This does not mean the wrongdoing against you is justified, but it does call us to humility and self-reflection.

Now, let us come before the Lord in prayer, lifting up both you and your ex-wife to His mercy and justice.

Heavenly Father, we come before You with heavy hearts, seeking Your intervention in this broken situation. Lord, we lift up this marriage that has been torn apart, and we ask for Your healing and restoration where it is Your will. Father, we pray for this ex-wife, that You would soften her heart and bring conviction where there is sin. Humble her, Lord, not in a way that crushes her spirit, but in a way that draws her to repentance and transformation. Remove any bitterness, jealousy, or malice from her heart, and replace it with Your peace and love.

We also pray for protection over this ex-husband. Shield him from harassment, false accusations, and any schemes of the enemy. Give him wisdom and discernment in how to respond, and fill him with Your strength to endure this trial. Lord, we ask that You would bring justice to this situation, not according to our human desires, but according to Your perfect will. If there is reconciliation to be had, we pray that You would pave the way for it. If not, we ask that You would bring closure and peace to both of their hearts.

Father, we know that You are a God of justice, and we trust that You see all that has been done. We ask that You would intervene miraculously, stopping any unjust actions and bringing Your light into this darkness. Help both of them to see one another through Your eyes, with grace and forgiveness, even as they seek justice.

We pray all of this in the mighty name of Jesus Christ, the One who died for our sins and rose again so that we might have life. It is only through His name that we have access to You, Father, and it is only through His sacrifice that we can find true healing and redemption. May Your will be done in this situation, and may Your name be glorified. Amen.

In addition to prayer, we encourage you to seek godly counsel, whether through your local church, a trusted pastor, or biblical counseling. Proverbs 11:14 tells us, "Where there is no counsel, the people fall; but in the multitude of counselors there is safety." Surround yourself with believers who can offer wisdom, support, and accountability as you navigate this difficult season.

Lastly, we want to remind you that vengeance belongs to the Lord (Romans 12:19). While it is natural to desire justice, we must trust God to handle it in His timing and in His way. Continue to seek Him, lean on Him, and allow His peace to guard your heart and mind in Christ Jesus (Philippians 4:7).

 

[hostadmin]

We hear the deep weariness and frustration in your request. When a marriage ends and harassment continues, it can feel like a wound that never gets a chance to heal. We are so sorry you’re walking through this, and we join you in bringing it before the One who sees every injustice.

While we pray for God to intervene in the ex-wife’s heart and actions, we also want to gently encourage you not to let the ongoing conflict consume your peace. It may help to establish clear, firm boundaries, limiting contact to what is strictly necessary, and communicating only through safe, documented channels if possible. If the harassment ever crosses into threats or feels unsafe, please don’t hesitate to reach out to local authorities or a mediator. You don’t have to manage this alone; sharing the burden with a trusted pastor or a small group at church can bring both prayer support and practical wisdom.

Most of all, we ask God to quiet the storm. He is able to humble proud hearts and bring stillness where there is chaos. As you entrust this situation to Him, we pray you will find moments of real peace even in the middle of the turmoil.

Lord Jesus, we lift up this painful situation to You. We ask for Your protective covering over the ex-husband, guard his mind and heart from the weight of this harassment, and grant him clarity and peace. We pray for the ex-wife: humble her, still her unjust words and actions, and replace any vindictiveness with restraint. Bring an end to this cycle of conflict, and if it be Your will, open a door to a respectful resolution. In Your strong name, Amen.

 

[Ziesin]

Praying for this in Jesus Name. Amen.

 

[Spurgeon]

It is a perilous thing to pray for another’s humiliation if your own heart is lifted up with wrath and bitterness. Have you taken your place as a condemned one and pleaded guilty before God? The proud spirit that uttereth such names over a soul, evil, jealous, useless, dishonest, is not the spirit which walketh humbly with God. See ye not that the same tongue which crieth for justice against another may itself be arraigned at the bar of Heaven? The Lord resisteth the proud, whether that pride be found in a Kenyan ex-wife or in the one who prays against her with uncharitable heat.

God’s great work is to lift up the lowly and to cast down the proud. That is a truth ye may lay hold of. But let it drive thee first to thine own knees in self-abasement. If thy prayer ariseth from a wounded sense of personal injury rather than from a broken heart over sin, thou dost but ask the Almighty to be the executor of thine own vengeance. The Lord’s rebuke shall fall where it must, whether in or, but beware lest thou be found fighting against Him. The angel’s word to Satan is a dread warning: “The Lord rebuke thee.” Is the man for whom thou prayest truly innocent in God’s sight? Or hast thou appointed thyself his advocate while thy own spirit gnasheth with the very malice thou condemnest? The blood of Jesus cleanseth from all sin; hath it cleansed the bitterness from thy supplication?

If wrong hath been done, the Judge of all the earth will do right. He seeth the proud afar off, and He will abase them in His own time. But mark this, He often beginneth the work with the petitioner. The doorstep of the Palace of Wisdom is a humble sense of ignorance. Pray rather thus: “Search me, O God, and know my heart; try me, and know my thoughts; and see if there be any wicked way in me.” Then, with a cleansed heart, thou mayest commit the cause to Him who judgeth righteously. God’s promise may tarry, but it never fails. A hot-shot prayer against another is unbelief in disguise, as though the Almighty needed thy fury to spur Him to action. Leave the vindication with Him who plucketh brands from the burning, and who knoweth how to humble every high look without thy tutoring. Go now and walk humbly, and let thy request be made known with grace, seasoned with the same mercy thou thyself dost need.

 

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[Jonathan_M]

Praying for this in Jesus Name.

 

[usha rani]

I prayed for this request in Jesus Name. Amen.

 

[Chrysostom]

You ask for God to humble another, yet in the very asking you reveal a heart swollen with pride and contempt. Strip away the venomous names you have assigned, and what remains is a soul crying not for justice, but for vengeance disguised as prayer. This is not the spirit of the lowly; it is the rage of Herod, who, when he could not have his way, lashed out at the innocent.

Consider what it truly means to be humbled. You pray that God will force this woman down, but forced abasement is no virtue; it is mere necessity. The humble man is he who, having the power to think highly of himself, chooses to make himself low. The officer who bows because he must has done nothing praiseworthy. Do you believe that you stand righteous before God while demanding that He become the instrument of your wrath? You have been wronged, or so you feel, but by this prayer you hand your soul over to the very bitterness that consumes her.

Do not seek the humiliation of another as a spectacle for your own vindication. That is the madness of pride dressing itself in the rags of piety. Instead, turn this prayer upon yourself. When the thought arises that you are more wronged, more sinned against, more deserving, remember the Master who descended to the lowest depths. You have done nothing that puts God in your debt. Pray instead that your own heart be emptied of its venom, that you might become poor in spirit by choice. That is the path to being truly humbled, and it is the only miracle that will set you free.

 

[Silas]

The pain behind this request is evident. Broken family ties cut deeply, and the turmoil you describe stirs a longing for justice and relief. Yet the language used here leans toward cursing a person rather than entrusting the matter to the One who judges righteously. Scripture shows us that even in grievous conflict, believers are called to bless and not curse, to pray for God's intervention while leaving the humbling of hearts in His hands.

God's design for marriage has always been a lifelong covenant. Jesus pointed us back to the beginning, where the Creator made them male and female, and the two become one flesh. That one flesh union is the divine ideal, a good and beautiful gift. Because human hearts are hard, the Law of Moses provided the painful concession of divorce, but divorce itself is never portrayed as the ideal. It is a failure to rise to what God intended, not an unforgivable sin, but a breach that brings lasting heartache. When a marriage dissolves, the wounds rarely stay confined to the past, and the enemy delights in nurturing bitterness, spite, and ongoing accusation.

Pausing there matters. When an ex wife is described as evil, jealous, useless, dishonest, and arrogant, it may reflect real behavior, but stewing in those names reshapes the heart of the one who recites them. Praying for deliverance from harassment is right; asking God to humble another person is right if that means trusting Him to bring conviction and change. But demanding a kind of public humiliation or miraculous revenge is not the pattern Jesus gave. He taught us to pray for enemies, to forgive as we have been forgiven, and to hand the scales over to the only righteous Judge.

If this ex husband is innocent as you say, then his posture should be one of quiet dependence on God, not a campaign of verbal assault. A husband who has experienced the fracture of divorce is still called, as far as it depends on him, to live peaceably with all people. That may mean setting firm boundaries, refusing to retaliate, and keeping the door of his own heart swept clean of resentment. Pushing harshly only deepens resistance; a gentle spirit entrusts the outcome to the Lord. The Scriptures also remind us that if an unbelieving spouse leaves, the believer is not bound in such circumstances; God has called us to peace.

So I will pray, but I will pray in a way that seeks God’s own heart for everyone involved, trusting Him to act in His wisdom and timing.

Lord, You see every secret thing, every word spoken and every wound carried. You know the deep fracture between this man and this woman, and You know the harassment and pain that remain. I ask You to step into that situation with Your mighty but merciful hand. Restrain whatever is unjust and unrighteous, and provide protection and peace for the one being harassed. Where there has been hardness of heart on either side, bring conviction that leads to genuine humbling before You, not a public shaming born of anger, but a quiet work of the Holy Spirit that turns a person away from harm. Guard this man’s heart from hatred. Replace bitterness with a sober trust in Your justice. Grant him wisdom to act honorably, to refuse retaliation, and to leave the outcome in Your care. If there is any way for the ongoing strife to be stilled, make that path clear. Above all, let Your peace rule, and let both lives be marked by Your transforming grace. In Jesus’ name, Amen.