I would like any desire for nicotine/smoking taken away from me

[Apache1]

I am sick of it and want it gone

PS I probably would have quit a lot earlier if not for counterproductive supernatural stuff like Satan attacking me. A complete double standard when you consider stories like this: How God Helped Me Overcome My Smoking Addiction -

She says:

“I prayed for the Lord’s help, and He graciously helped me overcome the initial physical addiction. Still, I was regularly tempted by cigarettes. I gave into the temptation to smoke after six weeks, and the addiction grabbed hold of me again.

Even though I failed, the Lord continued to show me His favor. The longer I walked with Christ, the more I gained His inner peace. My thought patterns became more positive and hopeful. God demonstrated His love and trustworthiness time after time. My passion to quit smoking grew, but my ability to stop the addiction decreased with each passing year.”

Note the treatment given to her as compared to the disgusting decision to unleash Satan upon me

 

[amadeus]

I am sick of it and want it gone

PS I probably would have quit a lot earlier if not for counterproductive supernatural stuff like Satan attacking me. A complete double standard when you consider stories like this: How God Helped Me Overcome My Smoking Addiction -

She says:

“I prayed for the Lord’s help, and He graciously helped me overcome the initial physical addiction. Still, I was regularly tempted by cigarettes. I gave into the temptation to smoke after six weeks, and the addiction grabbed hold of me again.

Even though I failed, the Lord continued to show me His favor. The longer I walked with Christ, the more I gained His inner peace. My thought patterns became more positive and hopeful. God demonstrated His love and trustworthiness time after time. My passion to quit smoking grew, but my ability to stop the addiction decreased with each passing year.”

Note the treatment given to her as compared to the disgusting decision to unleash Satan upon me

Praying for you!

 

[Gottservant]

This is a faithful prayer! (amen)

 

[Gottservant]

The three step process to changing your heart:

1. Be angry that you sinned (and admit you were angry at the sin)

2. Be bitter that the world learned to sin from your sin, what it did (and project being bitter into the future at some point about that).

3. Decide that you want the Holy Spirit to have peace beyond this life, even a life of whatever it is you are struggling with (and resolve to stay that way, whatever the cost).

These three steps will recalibrate what your heart values, according to the emotions you recruit for your conscience to work on.

And by all means, remember Jesus advice, not to stay in your old home, when you are trying to escape the unclean spirits that used to live there (find a new home and forget the temptations you used to have).

 

[Apache1]

Nah I didn’t sin

The sin was unleashing Satan upon me and leaving me unhealed. I also had to deal with a non stop barking dog for 10 years whereas people who are Christians and been smoking for decades or a lot more than I ever did did not have Satan unleashed upon them

 

[Adventageous]

I am sick of it and want it gone

PS I probably would have quit a lot earlier if not for counterproductive supernatural stuff like Satan attacking me. A complete double standard when you consider stories like this: How God Helped Me Overcome My Smoking Addiction -

She says:

“I prayed for the Lord’s help, and He graciously helped me overcome the initial physical addiction. Still, I was regularly tempted by cigarettes. I gave into the temptation to smoke after six weeks, and the addiction grabbed hold of me again.

Even though I failed, the Lord continued to show me His favor. The longer I walked with Christ, the more I gained His inner peace. My thought patterns became more positive and hopeful. God demonstrated His love and trustworthiness time after time. My passion to quit smoking grew, but my ability to stop the addiction decreased with each passing year.”

Note the treatment given to her as compared to the disgusting decision to unleash Satan upon me

May this help you:

Health Stop Smoking With Dr. Arthur Weaver 5 Day Plan : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

Health Stop Smoking With Dr. Arthur Weaver 5 Day PlanYOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCplWZcKcFd1tNbHYPS-5t9wINTERNET ARCHIVE: ...

archive.org

 

[Apache1]

May this help you:

Health Stop Smoking With Dr. Arthur Weaver 5 Day Plan : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

Health Stop Smoking With Dr. Arthur Weaver 5 Day PlanYOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCplWZcKcFd1tNbHYPS-5t9wINTERNET ARCHIVE: ...

archive.org

I appreciate the response

However in my case a large part of the desire to do it was having Satan unleashed upon me and that’s not something stop smoking professionals can help with

What I really need is healing, the Holy Spirit and the days to not fly by so I can find something else to do day in day out

 

[Adventageous]

I appreciate the response

However in my case a large part of the desire to do it was having Satan unleashed upon me and that’s not something stop smoking professionals can help with

What I really need is healing, the Holy Spirit and the days to not fly by so I can find something else to do day in day out

Start with listening to this chapter and continue unto the end, in a dark quiet room, and just close your eyes and listen, and really think about the words, and images it portrays. You shall be delivered.

 

[Apache1]

Nah I want my healing and the Holy Spirit. It’s only right after the disgusting decision to unleash Satan upon me at the same time I had to deal with non stop barking

 

[Bob Estey]

I am sick of it and want it gone

PS I probably would have quit a lot earlier if not for counterproductive supernatural stuff like Satan attacking me. A complete double standard when you consider stories like this: How God Helped Me Overcome My Smoking Addiction -

She says:

“I prayed for the Lord’s help, and He graciously helped me overcome the initial physical addiction. Still, I was regularly tempted by cigarettes. I gave into the temptation to smoke after six weeks, and the addiction grabbed hold of me again.

Even though I failed, the Lord continued to show me His favor. The longer I walked with Christ, the more I gained His inner peace. My thought patterns became more positive and hopeful. God demonstrated His love and trustworthiness time after time. My passion to quit smoking grew, but my ability to stop the addiction decreased with each passing year.”

Note the treatment given to her as compared to the disgusting decision to unleash Satan upon me

I smoked heavily for 12 years. The last year or two I struggled to cut down or quit. Finally I quit. You have to expect six weeks of discomfort. But then I was fine. I have no desire now to smoke.

 

[Apache1]

I smoked heavily for 12 years. The last year or two I struggled to cut down or quit. Finally I quit. You have to expect six weeks of discomfort. But then I was fine. I have no desire now to smoke.

Were you a Christian then and did you have to deal with supernatural attacks including death threats

You see I’m just trying to figure out the apparent double standard between me and other Christians from those on the other side

 

[dev553344]

I quit for 10 years then started back up. You can quit and perhaps the best way is the taper down to ultra light cigarettes and then decrease the frequency. That's what I did.

Anyways, prayers for you!

 

[Gottservant]

Maybe I sinned, trying to help - forgive me

Just so we're clear I'm not being faceitious - my position on sin is that you should confess even if you are not sure you have sinned

 

[Apache1]

And my position is that you don’t get anyone to stop doing something by supernatural attacks, death threats etc

It just makes them nervous and carry on doing it to calm themselves down

In other words why did I get that sort of treatment while nothing happens to other Christians who smoke

 

[Bob Estey]

Were you a Christian then and did you have to deal with supernatural attacks including death threats

You see I’m just trying to figure out the apparent double standard between me and other Christians from those on the other side

Yes, I was a Christian then. I don't know how you define "supernatural attacks." Satan, I think, works on all of us. I didn't have any death threats.

 

[Apache1]

Yes, I was a Christian then. I don't know how you define "supernatural attacks." Satan, I think, works on all of us. I didn't have any death threats.

I’m just wondering why exactly I got spiritually attacked for it while other Christians don’t

 

[Bob Estey]

I’m just wondering why exactly I got spiritually attacked for it while other Christians don’t

Giving up smoking is unpleasant. It's like losing a crutch (that you don't need).

 

[Apache1]

Yes well it’s even harder to give up when you get attacked by Satan and receive all sorts of messages like I blasphemed the Holy Spirit, that I was going to die and go to hell, that God had decided to kill me, someone claiming to be Jesus telling me to cut my legs off if I wanted to go to heaven and a bunch of other stuff. You can ask the Holy Spirit if you want more information

So naturally that, combined with non stop barking for 10 years, made my smoking much worse

How did God/Jesus respond? By accusing me of missing the mark, being an enemy of God, being a backslider and punching Jesus in the face. It’s like they didn’t care one bit what I was going through

So when I read stories about Christians being smokers for decades and nothing happening to them, it makes me wonder what the difference is between me and them.

All I really want is healing/the Holy Spirit (since, you know, I can’t have the last few years of my life back without all that garbage)

 

[Lambano]

All I really want is healing/the Holy Spirit (since, you know, I can’t have the last few years of my life back without all that garbage)

I pray the Holy Spirit come to you and heal you.
I pray that you be protected from demonic attacks and influences.
And I also pray you're able to kick the nicotine habit. (My father-in-law died of lung cancer, my mother of emphysema. Both were heavy smokers.)

 

[Cassandra]

Yes well it’s even harder to give up when you get attacked by Satan and receive all sorts of messages like I blasphemed the Holy Spirit, that I was going to die and go to hell, that God had decided to kill me, someone claiming to be Jesus telling me to cut my legs off if I wanted to go to heaven and a bunch of other stuff. You can ask the Holy Spirit if you want more information

So naturally that, combined with non stop barking for 10 years, made my smoking much worse



So when I read stories about Christians being smokers for decades and nothing happening to them, it makes me wonder what the difference is between me and them.

All I really want is healing/the Holy Spirit (since, you know, I can’t have the last few years of my life back without all that garbage)

You said this:

"How did God/Jesus respond? By accusing me of missing the mark, being an enemy of God, being a backslider and punching Jesus in the face. It’s like they didn’t care one bit what I was going through"
I can assure you that this is not God or Jesus speaking this type of thing.
He sure doesn't want you to think He is doing bad things to you and is yelling at you.
Who is the accuser of the brethren? Rev 12:10

I think there may be a bit more here, and perhaps talking to a Christian counselor or mental health professional may help with the wanting to remove your legs. Are you taking any medication or have you stopped taking any recently?

An as an aside, it may be that Christians who smoke just don't share what they go through many times. I smoked for decades, and I couldn't quit. I prayed about it, cried, didn't know what to do, and God and I came up with a plan: I started vaping. First I used full strength e juice, then I tapered down over weeks, (they have decreasing levels). I got all the way to 0% nicotine, where the vape tasted liked a cigarette, but I was getting no nicotine. After a week or two, I just threw it away, and have been smoke vape free for 6 years plus.
It might take ya 6 months to a year to do this, maybe less, but God knows what you are doing, what the end goal is, and where your heart is.