====Bible Curses====
'''“The curse causeless shall not come.”''' Prov. 26:2<br />
'''“Any sin worthy of death is also cursed by God.”''' Deut. 21:22-23<br />
Those who curse or mistreat the true Israelites. (Gen. 27:29; Gen. 12:3; Num. 24:9)<br />
Those who are willing deceivers. (Josh. 9:23; Jer. 48:10; Mal. 1:14; Gen. 27:12)<br />
He who gives not to the poor. (Prov. 28:27) <br />
Thieves and those who swear falsely by the Lord’s Name. (Zech. 5:4)<br />
Those who take advantage of the blind. (Deut. 27:18) <br />
Those who oppress strangers, widows or the fatherless. (Deut. 27:19; Ex. 22:22-24)<br />
Those who smite their neighbours secretly. (Deut. 27:24)<br />
Murderers. (Ex. 21:12)<br />
To murder with premeditation. (Ex. 21:14)<br />
Kidnappers. (Ex. 21:16; Deut. 24:7)<br />
Those who do not prevent death. (Ex. 21:29) <br />
Those who offend children or one who believes in Jesus Christ. (Matt. 18:4-7)<br />
House of the Wicked. (Prov. 3:33) <br />
Those who hearken unto their wives rather than God. Gen. 3:17)<br />
Those who lightly esteem their parents or treat them with contempt. (Deut. 27:16)<br />
Illegitimate children. (Deut. 23:2)<br />
Children born from incestuous unions. (Gen. 19:36-38)<br />
Children who strike their parents. (Ex. 21:15) <br />
Those who curse their parents. (Ex. 21:17) <br />
Those who cause the unborn to die. (Ex. 21:22-23)<br />
Parents who do not discipline their children but honour them above God. (I Sam. 2:17; 27-36) <br />
Those who sacrifice human beings or put their children through the fire. (Lev. 20:2) <br />
Rebellious children. (Deut. 21:18-21)<br />
Pain in childbirth. (Gen. 3:16)<br />
Family disorder. (Mal. 4:6)<br />
Those who wilfully cheat people out of their property or move a landmark (Change or bend God’s laws). (Deut. 27:17)<br />
Disobedience to the Lord’s commandments. (Deut. 11:28; Dan. 9:11; Jer. 11:3)<br />
Idolatry. (Jer. 44:8; Deut. 29:17-19; Ex. 20:5; Deut. 5:8-9)<br />
Those who keep or own cursed objects. (Deut. 7:25; Josh. 6:18)<br />
Those who refuse to come to the Lord’s help. (Judges 5:23)<br />
Ministers who fail to give the glory to God. (Mal. 2:2; Rev. 1:6) <br />
Those who rob God of tithes and offerings. (Mal. 3:9; Hag. 1:6-9) <br />
Those who make graven images. (Deut. 27:15; Ex. 20:4; Deut. 5:8) <br />
Those who trust in man and not the Lord. (Jer. 17:5)<br />
Those who do the work of the Lord deceitfully. (Jer. 48:10)<br />
He who keeps back his sword from blood (will not go to war, that is, spiritual warfare). (Jer. 48:10; I Kings 20:35-42) <br />
Those who sacrifice to false gods. (Ex. 22:20)<br />
Those who attempt to turn anyone away from the Lord. (Deut. 13:6-11)
Those who teach rebellion against the Lord. (Jer. 28:16-17)<br />
Those who refuse to warn them that sin. (Ezek. 3:18-21) <br />
Those who defile the Sabbath. (Ex. 31:14;Num. 15:32-36)<br />
Disobedience to voice of God and His commandments and statutes. (Deut. 28:15-68) <br />
"Touching" God’s anointed. (I Chron. 16:21-22; Ps. 105:15<br />
Perversion of the Gospel of Christ. (Gal. 1:8-9)<br />
Those who add or take away from the WORD. (Rev. 22:18-19) <br />
Refusal to do or act upon the Word of God. (Deut. 27:26)<br />
Those who choose that in which God does not delight. (Isa. 65:11-15, note verse 12) <br />
Jerusalem is a curse to all nations if Jews rebel against God. (Jer. 26:2-6) <br />
Those who curse their rulers. (1 Kings. 2:8-9; Ex. 22:28) <br />
Those who take money to slay the innocent. (Deut. 27:25) <br />
Those involved in witchcraft. (Ex. 22:18) <br />
Those who follow horoscopes. (Deut. 17:2-5) <br />
Those who rebel against the ministry. (Deut. 17:12)<br />
False prophets. (Deut. 18:19-22)<br />
Participants in séances and fortune telling. (Lev. 20:6) <br />
Necromancers (those who communicate with the dead) and fortune tellers. (Lev. 20:27) <br />
An adulterous woman. (Num. 5:27)<br />
He who lies with his father’s wife. (Deut. 27:20)<br />
He who lies with any beast. (Deut. 27:21; Ex. 22:19) <br />
He who lies with his sister. (Deut. 27:22) <br />
Adulterers. (Job 24:15-18; Deut. 22:22-27) <br />
Women who keep not their virginity until married. (Deut. 22:13-21) <br />
Homosexual and lesbian relationships. (Lev. 20:13) <br />
Sexual intercourse during menstruation. (Lev. 20:18) <br />
Sodomy. (Gen. 19:13, 24, 25) <br />
The earth by reason of man’s disobedience. (Isa. 24:3-6) <br />
The proud. (Ps. 119:21) <br />
Those who reward evil for good. (Prov. 17:13)<br />
Those who blaspheme the Lord’s Name or curse God. (Lev. 24:15-16) <br />
Those who are carnally minded. (Rom. 8:6)<br />
Those who go down to Egypt (world system) for help and look not to the Lord. (Isa. 31:1-3) <br />
Stubbornness and rebellion. (I Sam. 15:22-23) <br />
Those who love cursing. (Ps. 109:17-20) <br />
Failure and poverty. (Hag. 1:5-6)<br />
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Bible Curses
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Scroll for more ↓This article delves into the concept of biblical curses, exploring the various forms of spiritual affliction that God has promised to inflict upon individuals who disobey or disrespect Him. At its core, the theological argument underlying this text is rooted in the idea that disobedience and rebellion against God's commandments and statutes will result in negative consequences. Historically, the concept of curses can be seen in various ancient cultures and religions, where such practices were used to inflict harm on individuals or groups deemed to have transgressed certain laws or taboos. In contrast, the biblical understanding of curses is distinct, as they are explicitly tied to God's sovereignty and are intended to serve as warnings against sin and disobedience. The article identifies numerous categories of people who will be cursed for various reasons, including those who disobey parents, neglect their duties towards others, or engage in idolatry, adultery, or other forms of immorality. Some of these curses are explicitly stated in the biblical text, while others can be inferred from God's character and nature. In terms of spiritual conclusions, this article emphasizes that salvation is only available through faith in Jesus Christ, who offers forgiveness for all sins and restoration to a right relationship with God (e.g., John 3:16; Romans 6:23). Conversely, those who choose to disobey God or reject His love and mercy will face the consequences of their actions. A key theme throughout this article is the importance of obedience and humility before God. Those who are willing to submit themselves to Him and follow His commandments will experience blessings and protection, while those who refuse to do so will suffer negative consequences. The article also highlights the nature of God's sovereignty over all aspects of life, including the earth itself (Isa. 24:3-6). As such, believers are encouraged to trust in God's providence and provision, rather than seeking help from human sources or relying on their own strength (e.g., Psalm 119:21; Isaiah 31:1-3). Overall, this article provides a comprehensive overview of biblical curses, emphasizing the importance of obedience, humility, and faith in Jesus Christ.
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