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In fiction romance novel, "Dismantled Hearts," while it revolves around a couple and their relationship, the book dives deeper into family dynamics and how generational curses can affect even the wisest individuals. A father-and-son relationship comes to the forefront, highlighting the impact of generational curses on their lives.
Let's Get Biblical (David & Solomon)
After King David, the throne passed from generation to generation, with some kings ruling the kingdom under God's guidance, while others chose paths of evil. What stood out the most was that the next in line often followed in their father's footsteps. If a father was devoted to God, the son would try to follow that same path and eliminate evil from the land. Conversely, if the father didn't follow God, the son would often take the throne and become even worse. I read that one king's son was the worst ruler the country had ever seen. There were cases where the king set a godly example, but the son still chose evil, which can happen.
When David died, his son Solomon became king, and he too was chosen by God. God respected Solomon because he asked for wisdom over riches. As a young king, he admitted he needed God to help him rule the people because he truly didn't know how and what to do. God gave him wisdom and more, blessing him tremendously. As a result, Solomon built one of the largest temples, which took years to complete. Solomon was highly respected, even by the Queen of Sheba, who came to see what he was all about. She gave him expensive, one-of-a-kind gifts and left in awe of Solomon, his wisdom, and the kingdom he built. Even the rich were speechless. God told Solomon that if he worshipped only Him and lived in His presence with a pure heart, He would ensure Solomon had a solid foundation.
I was rooting for Solomon, but just like his father David, and his brother, he was fixated on women. God warned him to stay away from foreign women because they would seduce him into pagan worship, and that's what happened; Solomon fell victim. He married many foreign women, adopting their religious practices, which involved worshipping their gods. God told him, "I won't punish you, but I'll punish your son, the next generation." Reading that was profound because it showed how our decisions affect the generations that come after us. In today's world, it seems like there is so much evil, and even the strongest saints can get sucked in. This is why reading the Word and praying are not optional but necessary.
Who are Generational Curse Breakers?
Trailblazers in following God, first to graduate college, first millionaire, first successful marriage, first to buy a house, first to follow their dreamsโand the first to overcome abuse, addiction, sickness, mental bondage, and more. First to also raise children to achieve more, instilling values and setting an example of strength and resilience. A generational curse breaker decides that the toxic cycle that has plagued their grandmother, mother, and others before them will not be their story or the story of anyone who comes after them. They decide that with them, the direction of their family progresses and elevates for the better.
Generational curse breakers progress the family line, legacy, and name by setting a new standard, being brave, standing up, and acknowledging what needs to end. They see the odds stacked against them and shatter barriers. They move past the status quo, striving for whatโs never been done or seen. Curse breakers move by faith, opening portals to intangibles like continuous joy and peace. The attacks on these people can be brutal; they stand on the front lines of battlefields to change the course of family history. They are doing future work, a lifelong journey they might not fully get to enjoy for themselves. Curse breakers donโt stop at one thing; they pursue as much as possible in their lifetime and pass the torch to the next generation.
Acknowledging the pattern, establishing new habits, and spiritual growth are critical steps in a curse-breaker process. Solomon had the opportunity but fell short. Sometimes, the consequences of our actions show up in another era, and unfortunately, his son Rehoboam faced the repercussions of his father's choices. As a result, he ruled in a manner that did not fully honor God or uphold the spiritual integrity of the kingdom. Solomon's idolatry and spiritual compromises continued to affect the nation during Rehoboamโs reign and beyond.
If you identify with this journey or have never considered how your actionsโgood or badโcould impact your legacy, now is the time to take heed. Reclaim your path and set a positive example, allowing future generations to benefit from your endeavors while preventing them from repeating your mistakes. Their futures truly depend on it!
Until next time!
- Authoress J. Henry, XOXO
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