LONGWOOD, FLA.-Solomon once referred to the little foxes that spoil the vine. Throughout Christian history "little foxes" have crept into God's vineyard, appearing as insignificant doctrines and practices that are cunningly designed to attack the fundamental truths of the Christian faith. The myth of the generational curse doctrine is one such little fox. It may seem to be an insignificant doctrine, but when closely examined in the light of the Word of God, it attacks the very foundation of the Christian faith. The Myth of the Generational Curse (paperback, 978-1-60477-292-0) by G. A. N. James is intended to expose and dispel the myth of this misleading doctrine and to show that it has no foundation in Scripture.
The aim of this study is to not only debunk this myth but also to highlight the deliverance, peace, and blessedness available to all who believe in Christ. This study will inspire faith and a sense of security in believers who may have been tormented by the fear of being under a curse by accepting as truth the deceitful lies taught them under the guise of the generational curse doctrine. "This popular doctrine is a myth and has no foundation in the Bible," states James matter-of-factly. "Readers of this book will realize that instead of being possible victims of generational curses, they are actually beneficiaries of the covenant blessings of God bestowed upon all believers in Christ."
Gilbert James has been a Bible teacher for over 30 years, ministering to people of various cultural backgrounds. He has seen how the deception of erroneous beliefs can torment and misguide people, but he has also seen firsthand how knowledge of the truths in the Bible brings the joy and peace of deliverance to them.
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2007