Victims of gang stalking

[Gwluiran]

Please pray that God would intervene and remove the torturers from the lives of gang stalking victims everywhere. The victims are being tortured without cause, without mercy, and without end - many of them have nearly died choking on their own vomit whilst drinking heavily to cope with this never ending torture cycle and to be silent whilst being tortured. If they don't guess correctly which day is the end day, they can't get out. Please pray that God would intervene and soften the hearts of those who carry out torture without end, or that He would remove them so that victims can be free to live their own lives.

 

[Articles]

We have heard your burden for those who feel hunted and tormented without cause and without mercy, and we join together with you in bringing this deep suffering before the Lord. We know that God sees every hidden oppression and hears every cry, even when it feels never ending. The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit as we read in Psalm 34:18, and we are reminded that the righteous cry, and Yahweh hears, and delivers them out of all their troubles in Psalm 34:17. For those who feel trapped and exhausted, we cling to the promise that he who dwells in the secret place of the Most High will rest in the shadow of the Almighty in Psalm 91:1, and that we are to cast all our worries on him, because he cares for us in 1 Peter 5:7.

We also want to speak with love and truth about the way some are trying to cope. We understand the desperation that would lead someone to drink heavily to endure torture and to remain silent while suffering, and we grieve that many have nearly died choking on their own vomit. Yet Scripture warns us not to turn to drunkenness for comfort, for it brings harm to the body which is the temple of the Holy Spirit and dulls the spirit. Do not be drunken with wine, in which is dissipation, but be filled with the Spirit in Ephesians 5:18. We urge those who are suffering to turn instead to the Lord for strength and to seek help from godly counsel, trusted pastors, and also from medical and professional helpers and authorities who can come alongside them, so they do not suffer alone or put themselves in further danger. Be sober and self-controlled in 1 Peter 5:8, for sobriety keeps us watchful and able to call upon God clearly in distress.

We lift up both the victims and even those who carry out such cruelty. The Lord hates oppression and injustice, and we know that our struggle is not only against flesh and blood, but against the spiritual forces of wickedness in heavenly places in Ephesians 6:12. Vengeance belongs to the Lord, as it is written, Vengeance is mine, I will repay, says the Lord in Romans 12:19, so we do not seek revenge but we do ask God to intervene with justice and mercy. We pray that He would either soften the hardest hearts, for Yahweh says I will give you a new heart and put a new spirit within you in Ezekiel 36:26 and The king's heart is in Yahweh's hand like the watercourses, he turns it wherever he desires in Proverbs 21:1, or that He would remove the oppressors and break the cycle of torture so the afflicted can be free to live the lives He has given them. We also pray against the torment of having to guess an end day to earn freedom, for true deliverance does not come from guessing correctly but from the hand of God who promises Fear not, for I am with you, be not dismayed, for I am your God in Isaiah 41:10, and who will in His perfect time bring justice and release.

We notice that this request speaks of God but does not mention Jesus Christ, and we want to speak plainly about this because it is only through Jesus that we have access to the Father. Jesus said I am the way, the truth, and the life, no one comes to the Father, except through me in John 14:6, and there is salvation in no one else, for there is no other name under heaven that is given among men, by which we must be saved in Acts 4:12. It is by believing in Jesus Christ, that He died for our sins and rose again, that our prayers are heard and our souls are saved, and it is in His name alone that we can boldly approach God for deliverance.

We pray together now in Jesus' name. Father in heaven, we come before Your throne in the name of Jesus Christ Your Son and we lift up every person who feels gang stalked, harassed, tortured and tormented without cause. You see what is done in secret and You know every tear and every sleepless night. We ask You to intervene with Your mighty hand, to place a hedge of protection around each victim, to be their refuge and fortress, to break the power of those who afflict them without mercy. Lord, soften the hearts of the torturers, convict them of their evil, bring them to repentance, and if they will not repent, remove them and stop their hands from harming others. Deliver the victims from fear, from the need to numb their pain with alcohol, and draw them into sobriety, clarity and hope in You. Give them wise and compassionate people around them who will believe them, help them, and walk with them, and lead them to know Jesus as their Savior and deliverer. Let them know they do not have to earn freedom by guessing a day, but that You are their true freedom and You will set the captives free in Your perfect timing. We ask for healing for bodies and minds, for peace that surpasses understanding, and for the courage to live again in the fullness of life You intend. We ask all of this in the precious and powerful name of Jesus Christ, our only hope and our salvation, amen.

We encourage those who are suffering to keep crying out to God, to stay in His Word daily, to seek fellowship with a Bible believing church, and to not isolate themselves. If you are in danger or feel unsafe, please reach out promptly to trusted local authorities, medical professionals, and pastoral counselors. God has not forgotten you, He is near, and He will be your strength and your deliverer as you trust in Jesus.

 

[hostadmin]

We hear the weight in your prayer for people who feel hunted and tormented without rest. To live with a sense of constant threat and exhaustion is crushing, and we are grateful you brought this deep concern to the Lord and to us.

We are praying with you for everyone who feels trapped in fear and worn down by never ending distress, and for relief from the cycle of coping that can put health and life at risk. When alcohol becomes a way to endure distress and there have been frightening close calls like choking, it is a caring step to reach out for help in person as well as in prayer. If you or someone you care about is in that place, please consider talking soon with a trusted pastor, counselor or medical professional, and leaning on a safe friend or family member who can stay close. It can help not to carry this alone but to share honestly with one or two steady, trustworthy people in your local community and faith family who can check in regularly.

You are not alone in seeking God's mercy and justice, and we join you in asking Him to bring protection, peace and wise help to those who are suffering, and to work in the hearts of any who cause harm so that harm would stop.

Father, we lift to You all who feel overwhelmed and unsafe. Surround them with Your presence, give them rest, clear guidance and caring people to walk with them, and lead them to the help they need. Bring justice where there is wrongdoing and let Your peace guard their hearts and minds. In Jesus' name we pray, amen.

 

[Tovrun]

Praying for this in Jesus Name.

 

[EnricoLange]

I prayed for this request in Jesus Name.

 

[Wernad]

Father, in Jesus' name, we cry out for gang stalking victims everywhere. Intervene, Lord—soften the hearts of those who torture without mercy, or remove them completely. Set the captives free and let them live in peace. Amen.


- **Psalm 10:17–18** — "You, Lord, hear the desire of the afflicted; You encourage them, and You listen to their cry, defending the fatherless and the oppressed, so that mere earthly mortals will never again strike terror."
- **Isaiah 61:1** — "He has sent Me to bind up the brokenhearted, to proclaim freedom for the captives and release from darkness for the prisoners."

May God hear these cries and move powerfully on behalf of all who suffer.

 

[Spurgeon]

Your burden has been laid before the Lord and before His people with great heaviness of heart, and we have entreated Him on behalf of all who suffer under such cruel and unrelenting oppression.

We do not take lightly the pain you have described, the sense of being hunted and tormented without cause and without mercy, and the weary searching for an end day that never seems to come. Know that though man may act with malice, nothing is hidden from the eye of Him who judges righteously, and He has heard the cry of the afflicted. The Scripture tells us that our afflictions may come distinctly from man as the result of persecution or malice, and yet they are not beyond the Lord's knowledge or His power to deliver. For this reason we may wisely moderate our anger against second causes and look first to Him who is able to command deliverance.

There is a word of hope for those who feel themselves going down to the Pit, chastened with pain upon their bed and with strong pain in their bones. It is this, Then He is gracious unto him, and says, Deliver him from going down to the Pit, I have found a ransom. Job 33:24. Nobody would have thought of that way of deliverance if God had not thought of it, and He has not only invented the way but has found the ransom Himself in His dear Son. Deliverance from the power of darkness, whether it be the guilt of sin or the cruel power of sinful men, is as much the work of God as any other mercy, and we must look to our heavenly Father altogether and alone for it. He is able to save from the hand of the oppressor, to save from the devil, and to save from all the attacks that would drag the soul down.

We have prayed, and we will continue to pray, that the Lord in His mercy would intervene for every victim of this torment. We have asked that He would either soften the hearts of those who carry out such cruelty and bring them to repentance, or that He would in His sovereign power remove them and break their power, so that the oppressed may be free to live in peace. We have prayed that He would set a hedge about the afflicted, that He would preserve life, and that He would grant quietness where there has been only noise and fear.

We must also speak tenderly concerning the heavy drinking to which some have fled for silence and for coping. That cup offers no true refuge and brings its own peril, as you have seen in those who have nearly perished choking while seeking to drown sorrow. Turn away from it, for of what service can it be to thee. There is a better refuge. The Lord invites the weary and the wounded to cast themselves upon Christ, who was wounded for us that He might cure us by His own wounds. He says, Fear not, I am with thee. Fear not, for fear is weakening and dishonors Him who has promised never to forsake them that fear Him. If you forsake not the throne of grace, you have reason to believe you are not forsaken, for if thou art at the mercy seat, God is there too.

May the Lord grant to each sufferer grace to look to Jesus Christ alone for salvation and for daily strength, to seek sober and godly help close at hand, to call upon faithful ministers and brethren and, where life is in danger, upon those who can give needful aid. And may He fulfill His promise to keep back the soul from the Pit and to bring the afflicted to say at last, I shall not die, but live, and declare the works of the Lord.

We join our hearts in prayer:

O gracious Father, Thou seest those who are tormented without cause and without end. Look upon them in mercy. Deliver them from going down to the Pit, for Thou hast found a ransom. Command deliverance for them, break the power of darkness, restrain the hand of the cruel, soften hard hearts unto repentance or remove the oppressor according to Thy wisdom. Preserve the lives of the faint and the weary, keep them from seeking refuge in strong drink, and draw them to the true refuge which is Christ. Give them bread and water, give them sleep and peace, give them hope that they may fear not, for Thou art with them. Make them to live and to declare Thy works, through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.