Breaking Christian Curses: Finding Freedom From Destructive Prayers by Dennis Cramer & Francis Frangipane

Author:Dennis Cramer & Francis Frangipane [Cramer, Dennis & Frangipane, Francis]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Religion, General, spiritual warfare, Inspirational, Spirituality, Demonology, Body; Mind & Spirit
ISBN: 9781886296190
Google: SygEPQAACAAJ
Amazon: 1886296197
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Goodreads: 20556
Publisher: Arrow Pubns
Published: 1997-01-01T22:00:00+00:00

Often when implementing a Christian curse, a Christian will use the spiritual weaponry on another Christian that God gave him to use on the devil! Since we are all one body, I would call that rather suicidal, wouldn't you? Be warned and informed! A battle plan of this nature is demonic. It is the wisdom from below. It is a wisdom from hell! The Bible says:

But if you have bitter envy and self-seeking in your hearts, do not boast and lie against the truth. This wisdom does not descend from above, but is earthly, sensual, demonic. For where envy and self-seeking exist, confusion and every evil thing will be there (James 3:14-16).

Bitter envy and self-seeking are major root causes for Christian curses. Within the church, Christians can curse other Christians with precision and skill. I should know, for I was a victim of such a Christian curse perpetrated by a group of Christians in a church setting.

Where the War Takes Place

The battlefield is perhaps the most critical phase of how Christian curses Christian. Again, the use of the military metaphor helps us to understand a curse. Like any battlefield, this is where the sometimes sincere but misguided Christian:

1-Locates and identifies his alleged enemy.

2-Decides and implements the appropriate battle plan.

The battlefield is where the war takes place, where the enemy is engaged, where strategies are acted out. And — like all battlefields — it is a place of suffering and death.

Tragically, the battlefield for Christian cursing Christian is not like real war. Real war is more open and honest, the enemy more easily identified, and the battle lines more clearly defined. The Christian does not go to a certain geographical location to engage his foe. He does not use guns, ships, and planes to carry out his attack.

So then, where does a Christian go to war against another Christian? The local church. Sadly, the local church a Christian attends can be the battlefield for his attempted conquest of another Christian. Yes, the church can become a place of conflict, suffering, and death. Much like any battlefield, the church is where we go to war against one another. Gossip, backbiting, slander, and other forms of malicious speech set the stage for cursing in the church. In rare cases (as in this book) whole churches can effect a curse on anyone they do not approve or perceive as a threat.

Cursing—a Process Not an Act

Cursing is more a process than a single, solitary, isolated act or event. In other words, cursing may not be something a Christian necessarily intends to do on a given day, but it may be something he or she can eventually yield to over time. Cursing begins as a series of sinful attitudes and actions in the

Christian's heart and mind that brings about a particular evil result.

A Christian curse "builds up" in the heart and mind of a Christian against another Christian. As it continually rolls over and over in the curs-er's mind and heart, it gains momentum. The curse evolves, almost mutating inside the cursing Christian.

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