Comments on: Benefits of Prayer – Generational curses http://blog.missionariesofprayer.org/2009/11/30/benefits-of-prayer-generational-curses/ Sun, 26 Sep 2010 03:21:42 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Sonia http://blog.missionariesofprayer.org/2009/11/30/benefits-of-prayer-generational-curses/comment-page-1/#comment-145 Sonia Mon, 28 Jun 2010 06:54:04 +0000 http://blog.missionariesofprayer.org/?p=55#comment-145 The Old and the New Testament is God's words. He is the same yesterday, today and forever more. We are no longer under the Law, however, we would save ourselves from going again into bondage by adhereing to His words. I believe what the Bible says in Lev 19:28 still stands today. The devil uses the old ancestral spirits to deceive even the christians in the churches. God wants us to discern the spirits to see whether they are of God. The word of God declares that "My people perish for lack of knowledge" and that we are to study to show ourselves approved, rightly dividing the word of truth." In all your getting get understanding. Amen!! The Old and the New Testament is God’s words. He is the same yesterday, today and forever more. We are no longer under the Law, however, we would save ourselves from going again into bondage by adhereing to His words. I believe what the Bible says in Lev 19:28 still stands today. The devil uses the old ancestral spirits to deceive even the christians in the churches. God wants us to discern the spirits to see whether they are of God. The word of God declares that “My people perish for lack of knowledge” and that we are to study to show ourselves approved, rightly dividing the word of truth.” In all your getting get understanding. Amen!!

]]> By: Carmen http://blog.missionariesofprayer.org/2009/11/30/benefits-of-prayer-generational-curses/comment-page-1/#comment-34 Carmen Tue, 19 Jan 2010 22:00:51 +0000 http://blog.missionariesofprayer.org/?p=55#comment-34 Thank you so much for your explanation. I too have Christaian friends that have tatoos and one that her and her husband minister to many through their "way out looks" and Christian tatoos. I do believe God uses them mightily in their circle of influence. God is teaching me and guiding me through my heading up our prayer team at church, and I stumbled across this web site (I actually don't know how I found it, but then I lost it again - I put it under my fav.'s now, haha) Thank you also Sasha for the prayer, I will copy that and keep it with me as I minister to people. God bless you and your ministry! Carmen Thank you so much for your explanation. I too have Christaian friends that have tatoos and one that her and her husband minister to many through their “way out looks” and Christian tatoos. I do believe God uses them mightily in their circle of influence.

God is teaching me and guiding me through my heading up our prayer team at church, and I stumbled across this web site (I actually don’t know how I found it, but then I lost it again – I put it under my fav.’s now, haha)

Thank you also Sasha for the prayer, I will copy that and keep it with me as I minister to people.

God bless you and your ministry!

Carmen

]]> By: sasha http://blog.missionariesofprayer.org/2009/11/30/benefits-of-prayer-generational-curses/comment-page-1/#comment-25 sasha Tue, 05 Jan 2010 09:26:44 +0000 http://blog.missionariesofprayer.org/?p=55#comment-25 Prayer Over Tattoos Jesus, please forgive me for marking my skin. According to Leviticus 19:28 it is forbidden. Lay hands on each tattoo and speak to them. In the Name of Jesus I confess and repent getting you and having you. I break your power over me. I renounce all demonic power coming from you. You are rendered powerless over me. My skin is sanctified by the blood of Jesus, as is my entire body, mind, soul and spirit. I dedicate my entire body to God for His use according to Romans 12:1-2 which says: "I beseech you therefore, brethren, by the mercies of God, that you present your bodies a living sacrifice, holy, acceptable unto God, which is your reasonable service. And be not conformed to this world: but be you transformed by the renewing of your mind, that you may prove that which good, and acceptable, and perfect, will of God. In Jesus Name, Amen Prayer Over Tattoos
Jesus, please forgive me for marking my skin. According to Leviticus 19:28 it is forbidden. Lay hands on each tattoo and speak to them. In the Name of Jesus I confess and repent getting you and having you. I break your power over me. I renounce all demonic power coming from you. You are rendered powerless over me. My skin is sanctified by the blood of Jesus, as is my entire body, mind, soul and spirit. I dedicate my entire body to God for His use according to Romans 12:1-2 which says: “I beseech you therefore, brethren, by the mercies of God, that you present your bodies a living sacrifice, holy, acceptable unto God, which is your reasonable service. And be not conformed to this world: but be you transformed by the renewing of your mind, that you may prove that which good, and acceptable, and perfect, will of God. In Jesus Name, Amen

]]> By: admin http://blog.missionariesofprayer.org/2009/11/30/benefits-of-prayer-generational-curses/comment-page-1/#comment-24 admin Tue, 05 Jan 2010 00:57:43 +0000 http://blog.missionariesofprayer.org/?p=55#comment-24 This is a good question. There are many Christians today who get tattoos. This would fall into the category of "debatable" as Christians who drink alcohol, eat pork, do yoga or get acupuncture. While there is no clear cut "this is wrong" you have to look at the root and the association of these things and also whether or not your conscience is clear when you do them (1 Corinthians 10). You could do all of these things for years as a Christian and then one day the Lord says to you "I need you to stop drinking alcohol". Is there anything wrong with alcohol? No, however when he called the priests to service he asked them to abstain from that. It is very clear that you can drink in the bible you are just not to get drunk (Eph 5:18). But even so, Nazarites were prohibited from drinking period. God has to speak to each person individually on the subject. In the old testament it was strictly prohibited to get tattoos (Leviticus 19:28). Yes, this is old testament and we are covered under the blood and sacrifice of Jesus Christ. However, there are also scriptures that reference the piercing/slashing/cutting of the body as an act of worship to false dieties (1 Kings 18:28, Deut 14:1,). There is actually no scripture in the new testament that says it is wrong to get a tattoo; however, as Christians we take the old and the new testament together and we ask ourselves the question "Is my conscience clear to get a tattoo?" Because anything that is not done in faith is sin - Romans 14:23. Also, tattoos are permanent so later if your heart gets convicted that it was wrong...what do you do? This is by no means to condemn any Christian who has tattoos (I actually know a few who have them and still get them). They get what you would call a "Christian tattoo" but still it is their conscience that has to be clear before God. If you are considering doing this I would put this to MAJOR prayer before moving forward. Each person has to be accountable for their own actions before God. Our bodies are the temple of the Holy Spirit. The other important thing to take into consideration are the health factors. You could contract Hepatitis C, HIV, AIDS, Hepatitis B, tetanus, syphilis & tuberculosis. Regarding generational curses and tattoos, the question of who is actually giving you the tattoo is equally as important. Do you have a personal relationship with the person who is giving the tattoo? Are you aware that demons can pass through someone getting a tattoo? If the person operating the tattoo parlor is involved in any kind of evil and satanic practices they can actually pass demons on to the person receiving the tattoos. How? Through the blood. We go right back to the cutting/piercing/slashing of the body being a sacrifice to false gods. You don't know what is being prayed over that salon and what chants or incantations are being done before the procedure is performed. Then the person with the tattoos have children and the children see their parents tattoos and they believe this is appropriate so they get tattoos. Now we have created a generational curse. There are people who have been possessed by demons through tattoos. And, this point alone should be enough for any Christian to stay away from this practice - Christian tattoo or otherwise. This is a good question. There are many Christians today who get tattoos. This would fall into the category of “debatable” as Christians who drink alcohol, eat pork, do yoga or get acupuncture. While there is no clear cut “this is wrong” you have to look at the root and the association of these things and also whether or not your conscience is clear when you do them (1 Corinthians 10).

You could do all of these things for years as a Christian and then one day the Lord says to you “I need you to stop drinking alcohol”. Is there anything wrong with alcohol? No, however when he called the priests to service he asked them to abstain from that. It is very clear that you can drink in the bible you are just not to get drunk (Eph 5:18). But even so, Nazarites were prohibited from drinking period. God has to speak to each person individually on the subject.

In the old testament it was strictly prohibited to get tattoos (Leviticus 19:28). Yes, this is old testament and we are covered under the blood and sacrifice of Jesus Christ. However, there are also scriptures that reference the piercing/slashing/cutting of the body as an act of worship to false dieties (1 Kings 18:28, Deut 14:1,).

There is actually no scripture in the new testament that says it is wrong to get a tattoo; however, as Christians we take the old and the new testament together and we ask ourselves the question “Is my conscience clear to get a tattoo?” Because anything that is not done in faith is sin – Romans 14:23. Also, tattoos are permanent so later if your heart gets convicted that it was wrong…what do you do?

This is by no means to condemn any Christian who has tattoos (I actually know a few who have them and still get them). They get what you would call a “Christian tattoo” but still it is their conscience that has to be clear before God. If you are considering doing this I would put this to MAJOR prayer before moving forward. Each person has to be accountable for their own actions before God.

Our bodies are the temple of the Holy Spirit.

The other important thing to take into consideration are the health factors. You could contract Hepatitis C, HIV, AIDS, Hepatitis B, tetanus, syphilis & tuberculosis.

Regarding generational curses and tattoos, the question of who is actually giving you the tattoo is equally as important. Do you have a personal relationship with the person who is giving the tattoo? Are you aware that demons can pass through someone getting a tattoo? If the person operating the tattoo parlor is involved in any kind of evil and satanic practices they can actually pass demons on to the person receiving the tattoos. How? Through the blood. We go right back to the cutting/piercing/slashing of the body being a sacrifice to false gods. You don’t know what is being prayed over that salon and what chants or incantations are being done before the procedure is performed.

Then the person with the tattoos have children and the children see their parents tattoos and they believe this is appropriate so they get tattoos. Now we have created a generational curse.

There are people who have been possessed by demons through tattoos. And, this point alone should be enough for any Christian to stay away from this practice – Christian tattoo or otherwise.

]]> By: Carmen http://blog.missionariesofprayer.org/2009/11/30/benefits-of-prayer-generational-curses/comment-page-1/#comment-23 Carmen Mon, 04 Jan 2010 22:08:55 +0000 http://blog.missionariesofprayer.org/?p=55#comment-23 Hello, I have been stuying a lot of what you have laid out here...one thing I noticed was the generational curse of tatoos. Could you explain that one to me please? A pastor once made a comment in a sermon talking about tatoos, but it was never very clear to me as to why that would be wrong, except that in the Old Testement I did finds something once about it, but it seemed like all of the "back then" rules, you know? It did not seem so clear cut as to the "wrongness" of it. Thanks so much, Carmen Kuncaitis Hello, I have been stuying a lot of what you have laid out here…one thing I noticed was the generational curse of tatoos. Could you explain that one to me please? A pastor once made a comment in a sermon talking about tatoos, but it was never very clear to me as to why that would be wrong, except that in the Old Testement I did finds something once about it, but it seemed like all of the “back then” rules, you know? It did not seem so clear cut as to the “wrongness” of it.

Thanks so much,

Carmen Kuncaitis

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