I curse curses in Jesus’ name

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I curse curses in Jesus’ name

 By Babatope Babalobi  babalobi@yahoo.com +234 80 35 897435

Save the World Christian ministry App: http://qrco.de/babalobi

Galatians 3 vs 13

Christ hath redeemed us from the curse of the law, being made a curse for us: for it is written, Cursed is every one that hangeth on a tree:

Galatians 3:13 | Holy scriptures, Names of jesus, Healing scriptures

  1. Christ is the redeemer.
  2. A redeemer is a person who pays your price or settles your debt.
  3. Christ, by his blood, redeemed us from every curse.
  4. I speak against every curse running in your family that is affecting your destiny
  5. I speak woe to every curse f thou shall be jobless in Jesus’ name.
  6. I speak woe to every curse of marital delay in Jesus’ name
  7. I speak woe to every curse of marital failure in Jesus’ name.
  8. I speak woe to every curse of poverty in Jesus’ name.
  9. I speak woe to every curse of premature death in Jesus’ name.
  10. I speak woe to every curse of fruitlessness in Jesus’ name.
  11. I speak woe to every curse of barrenness in Jesus’ name.
  12. The forces that stopped your parent shall not stop you in Jesus’ name.
  13. By the Blood of Jesus Christ, every curse in your life is broken in Jesus’ name.
  14. Be redeemed from every curse in Jesus’ name. Amen.



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