Generational Progression

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If you struggle with the same bondages as your parents, or see siblings with the same problems, then it is quite possible that you are suffering from the effects of a generational curse. Many times when you see three generations suffering from depression... it's almost always a generational curse at work and a spirit of heaviness took advantage of those cures in each of their lives through the defilement that was passed down. I believe generational sin curses (curses caused by sins of the forefathers) are automatically broken at the time a person receives salvation, but the unclean spirits that entered in before they accepted Jesus still need to come out. Other generational curses such as encountered in Freemasonry, need to be renounced and broken in order to be set free from them. Once a curse is broken, the next step is to drive out the spirits that may have entered in because of that curse. For much more information on all this, along with more scriptural backing, be sure to read the full length teaching on <strong>Generational</strong> Curses. ________ Family Curses and <strong>Generational</strong> Curses 7 Signs By Jonas Clark Family curses are reoccurring problems that steal, kill, and destroy. You need to learn how to break a curse. Scripture is clear God visits the iniquity of the fathers upon the children up to the third and fourth generation (Exodus 20:5). Curses don’t visit your family without cause. When someone up the family tree gives spirits the right to visit because of iniquity, they come looking for a reason to mess up your life. Take courage. After family curses are exposed, Christ’s deliverance is readily available. THE FAMILY TREE You cannot choose your relatives any more than you can choose skin color, gender, or race. Someone up the family tree could be the cause of a generational curse. A family curse is a payment or “recompense for iniquity.” It is written, “Render unto them a recompense, O LORD, according to the work of their hands. Give them sorrow of heart, thy curse unto them. Persecute and destroy them in anger from under the heavens of the LORD” (Lamentations 3:64-66). Before you can break generational curses, we need to identify what they look like. Here is a partial list of family curses for your review. Having one of these in your life or family may not indicate a family curse, to have several “reoccurring” ones might. The help of Page 76 of 137
the Holy Spirit is vital in identifying a family curse. As you read this list, ask Him to give you a spirit of revelation. EMOTIONAL INSTABILITY, FEAR “The LORD shall smite thee with madness, and blindness, and astonishment of heart.” (Deuteronomy 28:28) The first curse we will discuss is emotional instability. Notice the Scripture above says the Lord will “smite with madness.” To be smitten with madness means insanity, craziness, foolishness, irrational behavior, and flakiness. He also uses the term “blindness.” This blindness releases confusion, indecision, and wonderment. If that’s not enough God follows that with “astonishment of heart” meaning a trembling, unsettled, and fearful heart. Under this curse, one is easily overcome by emotions and fear. These trigger a person to make foolish decisions and do crazy self-destructive things. In this condition, a person has a continual inner struggle, internal warfare, and frustration. Page 77 of 137
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I. Introduction Generational Progre
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Core Values Traditionalists Baby Bo
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Family Experience Traditional Nucle
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PART I GENERATIONAL DIFFERENCES YOU
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