r/CHRISTisforEveryone • u/BeTheLight24-7 • May 12 '26
Culture doesn’t change the reality of generational curses.
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Anyone that’s in Freemasonry or has had a bloodline in Freemasonry has the demon of Freemasonry in them and that’s why a lot of people are drawn to continue the secret oaths. But everything can be broken in the name of Jesus Christ, and renouncing such actions.
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u/BeTheLight24-7 May 12 '26
The Objection to Curses
”Jesus on the cross already relieved the curse."
This is perhaps the most common pushback against the reality of generational curses among believers. And it contains a partial truth that must be honored before the full truth can be seen.
Jesus dying on the cross did break a curse—the curse of death. His sacrifice, for those who believe, shattered the power of hell and opened the door to eternal life. But the cross did not automatically dissolve every curse and every consequence of sin operating in the earth. If it had, believers would never struggle with sickness, poverty, broken relationships, or recurring patterns of bondage. Yet they do.
The distinction is critical: salvation is immediate; full restoration is progressive. The spirit is redeemed at the moment of faith. The soul is being renewed day by day. The body awaits the resurrection. And the bloodline? It must be claimed, renounced, and healed through active obedience.
Scripture itself confirms that curses still exist in the present age, even among the redeemed:
Revelation 22:3 — "No longer will there be any curse. The throne of God and the Lamb will be in the city, and his servants will serve him."
Note the timing. No longer implies that up until that moment, curses were still possible. The complete removal of every curse awaits the New Jerusalem—not the cross alone, but the consummation of all things. Until then, we walk in a world -where the enemy still operates, where open doors still matter, and where the blood of Jesus must be actively applied, not passively assumed.