Position Yourself For Generational Blessings

Just as there are generational curses, there are indeed generational blessings.
Amazingly, these blessings can be misplaced by the enemy; and as usual, we assist in this loss of generational blessings by our ignorance of such blessings.

Indulge me for a few minutes as I draw your attention to this spiritual understanding. I am sure there are many dilemmas you have gotten yourself into throughout your life, and surprisingly somehow, you've miraculously gotten out of the consequences that should have followed. In fact, right up to this day, you're still baffled how you could escape the consequences of such circumstances. Could it be that you escaped the penalties that should have followed based on your actions, not because of you but because of someone that lived and died before you ever came into being? Let's observe a biblical story that will shed much-needed light on such instances.

Scripture tells us that the Lord was angry with King Solomon because he had turned from serving the Lord God. Thus, King Solomon did not do according to the covenant and statutes commanded by God for him to operate. Such as not serving other gods, which he clearly defied.

As a result of king Solomon's violation of the covenant between him and God, God said to King Solomon, "Since you have not kept my covenant and my decrees, I commanded you. I will most certainly tear the kingdom away from you and give it to one of your subordinates."

"Nevertheless, I will not do it during your lifetime because of your father. I will tear it out of the hand of your son, Yet I will not tear the whole kingdom from him but will give him one tribe for the sake of David, my servant and for the sake of Jerusalem, which I have chosen" 1 Kings 11:11-13.

Wow, thank you, God, for revelation knowledge! Scripture records that even though king Solomon had messed up royally and deserved whatever punishment came his way. It was due to the blessings of his father, King David, that were clearly recognized by God and passed on to king Solomon so much so that God said that he would not distribute king Solomon's deserved punishment during his lifetime......... So, do you see folks?

So based on this divine spiritual insight, it must change the way that we pray:

Father God, firstly, I thank you for divine knowledge that, according to your word, will prevent us from being destroyed or held captive according to Hosea 4:6 and Isaiah 5:13. Lord, I ask that you "RELEASE" and cause to fall upon us at the appointed times all the generational blessings of our forefathers due to their obedience and honoring of your statues, commandments, and covenants.

Lord, please! Let those generational blessings come alive and speak to the troubles and snares embedded in our destiny designed to hinder us. Lord, remember the commitment and prayers that our ancestors prayed to you concerning our current generation. Father, cause their words to manifest in the name of your son Jesus Christ. Father, your word says in Lamentation 5:7, "Our ancestors sinned and have died, and we are left to bear their punishment." Father, while I am convinced that this is your law for generational curses, I am also convinced that the opposite is true. Our ancestors have also obeyed and honored your rules and covenants. They are now dead, but we that are alive will receive the blessings they've left in place in the name of Jesus Christ. Amen!

Friends, this is revelation knowledge and a placing a demand on that which God has revealed. The releasing of such knowledge and spiritual insight is to break down the walls of tradition and fruitless protocols and tap into the genuine power of the living God via his word. Again, as a reminder, "It will be through knowledge that the just shall be delivered!" Proverbs 11:9.

Written By: Kevin  L A Ewing
kevinewing@coralwave.com
kevinlaewing.blogspot.com

Securing generational blessings

Many of us genuinely care about what the future holds for our children and are concerned about how their lives are unfolding. For those of us who understand the concept of generational curses, we recognize that our family bloodlines sometimes carry negative patterns that we truly hope our kids will avoid following.

Although I have written extensively on generational curses, I would like to inform you that, just as there are curses, there are also blessings that are passed down through generations. As is customary, let us consult scripture in an effort to reveal one of the many laws that govern generational blessings.

Now, prior to me getting to that law, I want to make unequivocally clear at this point that it makes absolutely no sense if you're praying for your kids to have a better future, but at the same time, you insist on living like a devil 24/7. If you insist on behaving this way, then it does not matter how much you pray for your kids; the spiritual laws of generational curses will run their course in the lives of your children's future based on the evil seeds you're planting now.

Proverbs 20:7 presents a principle about creating generational blessings that can secure our children's future. It states: "The just man walks in his integrity: his children are blessed after him." Integrity here means adhering to moral and ethical principles or being honest and fair. Consequently, according to scripture, our children will naturally be blessed based on how we live today.

As you can see, we could pray fervently, but if we aren't living with integrity, we risk losing generational blessings for our children. Sadly, a lack of this knowledge leads people to believe it's acceptable to treat others with contempt and unfairness. Since they aren't immediately judged for their evil actions, they assume they've escaped punishment, but in reality, THEIR CHILDREN WILL SUFFER THE CONSEQUENCES.

Parents, please listen tonight. Many of you are disappointed in your children for various reasons, but according to the law mentioned above, you might have some influence on what is currently happening in their lives. I find it astonishing how we, as parents, love to claim credit when our kids succeed but are quick to shift blame onto others when they let us down, completely absolving ourselves from the role in their failures.

Take a moment based on the above law and do a self-evaluation as to how you lived in the past (secret sins and evil deeds included), now compare it with the law of Proverbs 20:7, do you see a correlation now?

Investing in self-integrity today will secure a generational blessing for our children.

Written By: Kevin L A Ewing
kevinewing@coralwave.com
kevinlaewing.blogspot.com