Recent content by FaithMan

Nope, not a cessationist. Tongue speaking Pentecostal here.

Good point. I have often ask why don't the curse experts break the curse of the ground and the curse of travail during childbirth? The answer is only God ends, fulfills, or nullifies a curse. The curse of the law was nullified through death to it. Through faith in Christ, we are counted as dead...

I am quite familiar with Derek Prince and his positions on curses. He never made biblical arguments to support the practice of curse deliverance in the way he framed the subject. I refer to him as Mr. Anecdotal. He cited story after story of how people were healed, prospered, had families...

Can you explain how someone could fall under a curse? You referenced Derek Prince so I assume you might have some ideas about this. In other words, what specific action could one take to fall under a specific curse? And if you think we can, through a particular action acquire a particular curse...

I disagree with your premise that Jesus was the source of this teaching. In Ezekiel chapter 18, the Lord rebuked Israel for a similar error. This false argument is prevalent among the curse deliverance proponents, but it lacks any evidence. If you want to know the ultimate source that leads to...

That's right. We are not under the Law. Therefore, we are not subject to the curse of the Law. Furthermore, Exodus 20:5 is not speaking about curses.

Mathew 5:18: "For truly, I say to you, until heaven and earth pass away, not an iota, not a dot, will pass from the Law until all is accomplished."

"This testifies that the curse that extends to the third and fourth generation only applies to those that follow in their father's footsteps in his sinful behavior." Respectfully, this does not follow logically from any of these passages. Nor is this language found in Scripture. You have to...

There are examples of generational curses in the Old Testament, for instance the case of the sons of Eli, found in I Samuel chapter 2. However, they were relatively rare. On the other hand, there are no examples of any curses being broken in the Old or New Testaments. Exodus 20:5 and similar...

I didn't deny it. This is your second reaction to one of my posts that doesn't seem to follow logically.

So as to your question, “what about the sins of David being visited on the whole nation, as in the matter of the census?” although it touches on the idea of corporate culpability, I don’t see how it follows logically from my comments. I’m not suggesting this is your viewpoint, however often...

Excellent!

"but a natuonal generational accumulation of sins ??? if ??? the next generation walks in the sins of the previous ones. I don't find this conditional promise in any passage. We see the fulfillment of "visiting the sins onto the children" in Numbers 14 during the rebellion. Moses invoked Exodus...

Perhaps later I will get more time to go into this. Right now I'm packing to drive across the country. My guess is you are making a mistake that I frequently make and that is to quote biblical narrative from memory. Might I suggest your memory is not correct? It was not only Joshua. Caleb also...

After a quick survey of the link you posted, I was quite disappointed in that website and the erroneous implication that any of those verses support the theory of "generational sins". The most well-known occurrence of the phrase, "visiting the sins of the fathers onto the children" (first...