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April 29
II
Chron 20-22
Topic:
The Cursed Tree
Text: Matthew 11:12-21
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curse can be likened to a very heavy burden. Anyone who carried
such a burden will find life burdensome, wearisome and tough.
Do you know that it is possible to come under a religious curse?
Pastors can curse, but I am sure that a godly Pastor will not
curse you. However, if you are in the Church to hinder the growth
of others, if you do not repent, you are already cursed. Definitely,
it shall not e well with anyone who would not allow the children
of God to reach their goals. This is, in fact, their duty and
they are happy doing it. John 10:10 says, “The thief cometh
not, but for to steal, and to kill, and to destroy: I am come
that they might have life, and that they might have it more abundantly.”
You should not be surprised to see a witch curse. What are the
effects of a curse? The effect of a curse is damnation. When someone
places a curse on you, you are in trouble. There is a story in
Mark 11, of where Jesus was going on a journey and saw a fig tree
with leaves. He wants near the tree expecting to find fruits on
the tree. When He found out that there were no fruits on the tree,
He cursed the fig tree. He decided that no man should henceforth
eat from the tree. The following morning, something had happened
to the tree, as recorded in Mark 11:20 “And in the morning,
as they passed by, they saw the fig tree dried up from the roots.”
A curse normally goes to the roots. It begins to eat away the
roots. It destroys the roots and a lot of damage is done before
anything becomes noticeable. There are several signs to show when
someone is under a curse. For example, barrenness is a curse.
The plan of God is that everybody should increase and multiply.
Inability to conceive may be linked to a curse. Spiritual barrens
can also be traced to a curse. Examine yourself. Deal with all
kinds of curses. Do not rest until you are completely free.
Memory Verse: Isaiah 26:3 - “Thou wilt keep him in perfect
peace, whose mind is stayed on thee: because he trusteth thee”.
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