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10 Curses That Block The Blessing

 


Even though God had delivered Larry completely from drug addiction, he had
not been delivered from the uncontrollable outbursts of anger that had plagued
his life. Larry had tried everything he knew, but he could do nothing to put these
terrible moments of rage behind him.
These outbursts would come upon him unexpectedly, and when they did, he
said and did terrible things to his wife and even terrified his children. After
violent episodes, he would apologize in tears and beg his wife to forgive him.
Though he would promise to never lose his temper again, sooner or later his
control would slip. During one extreme outburst he understood that he had
become just like the generations before him, angry and violent. Though he had
vowed never to do those things, he had become the very thing that he most
hated.
In a moment of revelation he knew that he was confronting a generational
pattern, acting out his anger just as generations of his family had done before
him. He went to the Bible and began a study of generational curses that changed
his life.

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