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SECTION 1 – SUMMARY REVIEW OF CURSES CONTENTS 1. BIBLICAL CURSES 1. PREFACE 2. ALL CURSES 3. SOURCES OF CURSES 1. God 2. Bloodline 3. Others Outside of the Bloodline 4. Ourselves (or Ancestors) 2. CURSES ON CHILDREN 3. THE CURSE OF AHAB AND JEZEBEL 4. THE INCEST AND BASTARD CURSES 5. CURSES FOR SHEDDING INNOCENT BLOOD 6. INDIAN CURSES 7.
Both blessings and curses are usually expressed in words— either spoken words or written words. But those words are not ordinary words, they are words charged with supernatural power. The power may be the power of God or it may be the power of Satan.
23 sie 2013 · 1. God allows us to suffer consequences for our sin: The curse (3:16-19). As we saw last week, when Adam and Eve sinned, God graciously sought them, confronted them, and offered the promise of deliverance through the seed of the woman who would crush the head of the serpent.
Curses act like fence, to protect evil spirits and give them legal grounds to operate. They can come from so many sources. If a curse comes upon a person from God, then the person needs to repent and move away from what brought the curse which only God can remove. All curses from God are as a result of disobedience. God was the first person to ...
is cursing enemies the Old Testament way and loving enemies the New Testament way? And is there any legitimate echo of the substance of these psalms in the New Testament? 1
described as a sermon by Moses on the theme of the blessings and curses connected with the covenant. His points are clear and simple: Blessings will follow obedience to the cov-enant stipulations, while violation of the cov-enant will bring curses. Oh, that the people had taken this sermon to heart!
The true translation of the Hebrew imperative barak found in Job 2:9 reads in the Biblia Hebraica “Bless God and die”. Nevertheless, most of the contemporary Bible translations have the text reading “Curse God and die” which is the reverse of the Hebrew language.
