READ:
GENESIS 9:20-27
You may
wonder why I have continued to address curses consistently. It is simply
because I have discovered that if men of God could teach the Church why curses
are in place, and show God’s people how to cancel them; wonderful things will
begin to happen. Again, let me state this: there is no curse without a cause.
There must be a reason before a curse can work. Whenever the Lord s not on your
side, if a curse is placed on you, it will work. If the Lord is on your side,
if a curse is placed on you, it will not work. However, if the evil one tries
to pronounce a curse on you, it will turn to blessing. In Numbers 23:8, Balaam
said: “How shall I curse whom God has not cursed? And how shall I denounce
whom the LORD has not denounced?” Who can pronounce a curse that will
work? Quite a few people can pronounce a curse that will work on you. If God
pronounces a curse on you, there is no escape. God pronounced a curse on Cain,
in Genesis 4:9-12, and Cain never came out of it. Others that can place a curse
that can work on you include those God has put in places of authority. For
example, your father can curse you. If you father curses you for a good reason,
it would work. In Genesis 9:20-27, is the story of Noah when he got drunk. He
got drunk and laid flat on his bed. When his youngest son saw him he laughed
and mocked his father. He told his elder brothers who decided not to look at
the nakedness of their father; they covered him up, walking backwards. When
Noah woke up and heard what had happened, he pronounced a curse on his youngest
son that would be a servant for the rest of his life. The curse stuck to his
life. Are you under any curse because of what you did wrong? You must repent
and seek freedom from all curses. The Bible says: “I will cleanse them from all
their iniquity by which they have sinned against Me, and I will pardon all
their iniquities by which they have transgressed against Me.” (Jeremiah
33:8)
MEMORIZE:
NUMBER 23:8 –How shall I curse whom God has not cursed? And how shall I
denounce whom the LORD has not denounced?
