Did You Marry Into A Curse?

Unfortunately, generational curses are not limited to bloodlines, ancestors, or generations past.

The truth is, it is possible to enter into marriage or business agreements with someone who is already under a curse. Now, because of your newly established covenant with them, you are automatically part of this curse. This serves as a helpful reminder because many people are not aware of this spiritual principle. Remember, marriages are both spiritual and physical covenants, and Scripture also teaches that the two people in the covenant of marriage are considered one.

Having said that, God specifically told the children of Israel not to make any agreements with the inhabitants of Canaan, nor to marry them. In fact, God explicitly said, "Do not give your daughters to their sons, nor allow their sons to marry your daughters." The reason for this was that they would eventually turn the children of Israel away from their God and lead them to serve strange gods.

God further instructed the children of Israel to destroy all their altars, break down their images, cut down their groves, and burn their graven images with fire, Deuteronomy 7:3-5.

Reading the above passage of Scripture, it might seem that God was biased or showed favoritism toward the children of Israel. However, the spiritual implications of these people and their objects stem from their worship of demonic gods. Therefore, forming any kind of covenant with them, including marriage or possessing their wicked items, would automatically bring a curse on the victims, making them subject to the generational curses that were already affecting the Canaanites.

Hence, it is essential to do significant research on the person you intend to become one with in marriage. Our responsibility is to do your homework. Learning as much as possible about both sides of their family, especially from a spiritual perspective. I promise you that in doing this, you will save yourself from enormous headaches, disappointments, and financial losses in the future.  Satan is adamant about securing a curse on us. The reason for this is to create a continuous cycle of negativity that destroys our lives, but more importantly, to prevent us from advancing to our destiny. Make no mistake, covenants are secured by "IGNORANCE," meaning the curses will continue to dominate your life as long as you do not know one even exists in your life.

Isn't it amazing that even after the marriage was dissolved, you're still feeling the adverse effects? This is because, even though your marriage has legally ended, you must remember that while going through the divorce process, you also made a spiritual covenant to be bound to that person. Therefore, if you haven't broken the spiritual part of the covenant, the curses still have the right to continue their cycle of defeat and negativity in your life.

Consequently, any items from that divorce that were not spiritually severed continue to be points of contact that allow the curse to persist in your life and, by extension, affect your future relationships. Have you noticed that most of the relationships you've experienced after your divorce exhibit the same behaviors as your previous relationship? Usually, the relationship starts off well, but then it suddenly becomes a repeat of your former relationship. 

This occurs because one does not understand the spiritual laws involved. Moreover, Satan mocks our lives because of our ignorance of these laws. To break free, there must be a spiritual severing of the soul ties through the spiritual covenant left from the previous marriage, including relinquishing items like jewelry, property, and clothing. That is why God commanded the children of Israel to destroy anything linked to the curse over these people.

Remember the story of Achan in Joshua chapter 7? Like the rest of Israel, he was commanded not to take the "accursed thing" from Jericho after its walls fell. Ultimately, he took the cursed item, and because of this, his wife and children—who were unaware of his actions—were also killed with him. Question: Why wasn't anyone else killed? The answer is that no one else was married to Achan except his wife. As the head of his household, when he touched the accursed thing, he also brought his entire family under the judgment of the curse.

There is so much more behind that tall, dark, and handsome man; there is so much more behind that stunning, college-educated woman. What you have failed to see are the inequities built into the spiritual order of their family, which forms a generational curse according to Exodus 20:5 and Exodus 34:7. Eventually, you will need to confront this generational curse because of the covenant you've made through marriage with them. At the same time, you become a victim of the curses already in place.

Generational curses impose limitations on families. No matter how educated, wealthy, healthy, or prosperous someone seems, there is a specific period in their life when a generational curse starts to manifest. This curse not only affects that individual but also extends to your life through your marital or business connection with them.

If you're divorced, it's important to start breaking the soul tie formed through the spiritual covenant made during your marriage. Remember, marriage creates two types of covenants: spiritual and physical. The same applies to relationships involving sexual intercourse, which also establish spiritual covenants or soul ties. This is why you might find that every guy you meet resembles the last person you let go of, or why each woman seems only interested in what you can do for her. Releasing these soul ties from sexual relationships can help realign you with your destiny and prevent repeating the same mistakes.

Written By: Kevin L A Ewing

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