Why Some Curses Skip a Generation, Then Come Back

His hand shot toward the prophet, and froze stiff in midair, withered before he could pull it back. Days later, that same prophet was found dead on a desert road, mauled by a lion that never touched the body, never touched the donkey standing beside it. What was guarding that body, and why wouldn't it eat? Lance Wallnau walks through 1 Kings 13, one of the strangest chapters in the Old Testament, to show how a king's altar, a deceiving "brother" prophet, and a literal physical curse expose something every family still deals with today. Why does the same curse skip a generation then come back? In this episode: * The complete 1 Kings 13 account * The deceiving prophet who lied about an angel's visit, and the lion that killed but wouldn't touch the body * The Hebrew word for iniquity and how it opens a door for a spirit to move through a bloodline * Why the same root spirit can resurface generation to generation as addiction, overeating, control, or workaholism * Soul ties from past relationships, and why objects you're still holding onto might still be tied to them * The only child in his bloodline who received a proper burial, and why * How to recognize, repent of, and rebuke a generational pattern before it passes to your kids Curses don't run in families by accident. There's always a door, and there's always a way to shut it. Podcast Episode 2166: Why Some Curses Skip a Generation, Then Come Back | don't miss this! Listen to more episodes of the Lance Wallnau Show at lancewallnau.com/podcast 🔔 SUBSCRIBE so you don't miss the next episode ────────────────────────────────────────
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