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S3 32. Dr Laura Sanger – Breaking Strongholds & Iniquity · Millennial Mustard Seed

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  Hello, beautiful people. This is Princess and you are
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  listening to my favorite show, Millennial Mustard Seed, pod
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  casts, thank you. And please leave a five star
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  review, see you on the next one. Welcome back to ease of
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  edification. This is a micro episode about a
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  half an hour long and I have dr. Laura Sanger here with us for
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  this episode. She is on a mission.
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  She's going to be edifying. Us teaching us breaking down
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  some of the text. This is a crazy cool.
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  Mini episode. Don't you worry, she will be
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  back in the very near future for a longer conversation.
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  But for now, we are going to get out of fide.
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  I am so excited for this episode.
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  I'm not going to waste any more time.
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  Let's get right into it. You guys ready?
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  I'm ready. Let's go.
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  I have a special returning guest here for our.
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  He's of edification episode. It is an honor to have dr.
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  Lara Sanger back here with us. Thank you so much for being
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  here. Here.
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  Well, thank you for inviting me. It's always great to be with
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  you. Absolutely.
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  I know it's very timely. What we're going to be talking
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  about is such an important topic.
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  Right now, you had brought up identifying and breaking the
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  strongholds, and that's such a relevant thing right now.
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  There's so many Christians that are dealing with bondage and
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  just strongholds in general. Yeah.
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  It's just such an honor to have you in prayer about this and
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  hearing the Holy Spirit and now Here we are recording this
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  edification for the body of Christ.
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  Well, as you say, I just, I'm excited to be able to do this
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  because, you know, I've walked through this in my own life.
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  You know, how to identify strongholds and tear those down,
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  you know, over my thinking of her patterns in my life and, you
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  know, as I was praying about what the Lord had for this
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  episode, this is what he nudged me with.
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  So I pray that it's encouraging for others as well.
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  It's so encouraging for me because so much has been going
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  on behind the scenes with October.
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  Just passing. It was such a dark monkey
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  attacks, and the air was just thick.
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  And a lot of people were praying through that.
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  Why don't you just start us off Laura with what is in your heart
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  to share with us? Yeah, so I think a good place to
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  start is really to understand that iniquity, actually opens
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  the door for strongholds to be established in our life.
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  And I thought I would differentiate between sin and
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  iniquity in case people are unfamiliar with what a Equity
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  is. So essentially iniquity is a
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  pattern of sin and it comes out of this place of having a
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  depraved mind. You know, we think about Sin as
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  missing the mark, right? Well iniquity actually comes
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  from a heart set on evil ambition, another way.
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  I like to describe it is, you know, if you think about Sin
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  like this strand of yarn, well, iniquity is strand upon strand
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  woven together to form this thick cord.
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  And I'll give some examples of iniquity.
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  Now, certainly, this isn't an exhaustive list, but this will
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  give people an idea of what I'm talking about.
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  So iniquity would be, you know, any sort of addiction we might
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  have sexual addictions, drug addictions, alcohol addictions.
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  You know, when there's violence involved in relationships, so
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  domestic violence. Abuse of children, elder abuse,
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  certainly adultery lawlessness, even deceptive, business
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  practices, You know can be a form of iniquity and then also,
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  you know, any sort of sexual perversion idolatry, broken
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  covenants and even Bloodshed. Those are all examples of
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  iniquity. So if these things happen, if
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  these things are committed, you know, in a community for example
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  what can happen is that can open a door for the enemy to really
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  gain a foothold in a particular territory and if that foothold
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  is not dealt with. So if those Iniquities are not
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  dealt with through repentance. Then what happens is that
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  foothold can become a stronghold.
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  And so I want to describe what a stronghold is and kind of look
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  at some of the definition and Hebrew the Hebrew word for
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  stronghold because that will give us a greater understanding
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  of what this is. So essentially, you know what a
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  stronghold does? Is it forms this net that in
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  traps people and the Hebrew word for stronghold is?
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  Sued, and it means a net. It means to capture Castle
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  Defense, Fortress to be hunted, a snare and a strong place.
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  And it actually comes from the root word sued, which means to
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  lie in, wait, to chase, to take provision.
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  And what's interesting about this route where it is.
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  There's actually a figurative. Meaning that actually describes
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  someone who lies in wait to catch a human as in human
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  trafficking. And so it's used to describe
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  someone who entraps another person with the intent, to
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  exploit for personal gain. Now, another way to think about
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  a stronghold is if you think about like a fortified City for
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  example, and if we think about Jericho, you know, Jericho had
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  this impenetrable wall, that really controlled the flow of
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  who came and went in the city. And, you know, these
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  principalities rulers Powers, you know, spiritual forces of -
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  they look for ways to establish strongholds, because what they
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  want to do is they want to take our territory and they want to
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  enslave us and lock us up and chains.
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  So, we have to understand that strongholds are strengthened by
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  individual by corporate and then generational iniquity.
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  So, one of the things that I don't think many people
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  understand, is that there, there can both be strong holds over
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  city-states regions and Nations. Ins, but also strongholds over
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  our minds. And so, the strongholds that are
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  over territories, literally affect the people living there,
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  and so people can develop strongholds in their thinking
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  that's directly connected to the strongholds of the region 1.
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  So, that's really an important thing because you might, like,
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  you might move somewhere and not understand that there's a strong
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  hold over that region. And you come under that and all
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  of a sudden, it begins affecting your thoughts, your Hey, viewers
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  your relationships and I want to give just some biblical example
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  of this if people can understand where this comes from.
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  And if we think about, when Moses sent the twelve spies into
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  the land of Canaan, the ten spies came back with a report
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  that was filled with fear. And this is from numbers 13,
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  verse 28, they said, but the people who live, there are
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  powerful and the cities are fortified in very large, we even
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  saw descendants of anak there. What's Happening Here?
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  Here is these ten spies. They were filled with fear and
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  intimidation when they went on to the land of Canaan and that
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  actually was the pervading attitude of the Canaanites.
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  So the Canaanites had stewarded their land in such a way that
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  strongholds were established a fear and intimidation.
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  So when people came onto their land, they were filled with that
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  fear and intimidation and that's what affected the report that
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  the ten spies gave to the Israelites.
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  Now, Joshua and Caleb. If on the other hand, they were
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  not swayed by the stronghold over the land of Canaan.
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  We're able to see the situation Through The Eyes of the Lord,
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  and that's what allowed Caleb to be able to say a numbers 1330.
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  We should go up and take possession of the land for we
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  can, certainly do it. Caleb and Joshua.
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  They were taking every thought captive, and making it obedient
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  to Christ. Because they did not come under
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  that. Strong hold over the territory,
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  which I think is so beautiful. Now, another definition of a
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  stronghold that that might help us is one that's given by an
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  author. His name is Tom white and he
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  wrote a Believers guide to spiritual warfare.
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  And what he says a stronghold is as he says, it's an entrenched
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  pattern of thought ideology or behavior.
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  That's contrary to the will of God.
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  And so Here's where it emphasizes, you know, that a
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  stronghold can be developed in our thinking.
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  And this is what I really want to focus on today, not so much
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  the strongholds over territories, but the
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  strongholds, that can be over our mind because we should never
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  underestimate the power of our thinking and I alluded to this
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  passage just a minute ago, but I love 2nd Corinthians, 10 verses
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  3 through 5, which says, for though, we live in the world, we
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  do not wage war as the world does the weapons.
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  We fight with are not the weapons.
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  Weapons of the world. On the contrary, they have
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  divine power to demolish strongholds.
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  We demolish arguments and every pretension that sets itself up
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  against the knowledge of God, and we take captive every
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  thought to make it obedient to Christ.
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  Well, when you take that passage and then you consider
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  epigenetics. So what we know from epigenetics
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  is that our behavior and our lifestyle choices, actually
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  affect our body Soul and Spirit, as well as our future
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  Generations. So for those that aren't as
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  familiar with epigenetics the prefix Epi it means on top of.
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  So essentially epigenetics is a set of instructions that sits on
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  top of the human genome. Then there's also Also, this
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  thing's called epigenetic marks which act like switches that can
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  turn on or off or genes so it can alter our genetic
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  expression. Now, one of the books that I
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  absolutely love reading and trying to understand epigenetics
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  is a Book By dr. Carolyn Leaf and it's called
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  switch on your brain and she explains it this way.
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  She says the sins of parents, create a predisposition, not a
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  destiny. So our choices.
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  Again those are epigenetic signals are Choices can alter
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  the expression of genes which is epigenetic markers and that can
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  then be passed on to our children and grandchildren,
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  ready to predisposition predispose them before they're
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  even conceived. So essentially our bad choices,
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  become their bad predispositions.
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  Well, the beautiful thing about this passage in second
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  Corinthians 10 is Paul understands the power of our
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  thinking and that's why he encouraged us to take every
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  thought captive and make Make sure that it aligns with the
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  mind of Christ because our thoughts literally can alter our
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  genetic expression and then that makes us susceptible to disease
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  and illness. So when we think about it in
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  light of that, you know, it's really critical to our
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  well-being that we perceive and interpret reality through the
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  mind of Christ also with the direction of the Holy Spirit.
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  Otherwise you know, we're really just acceptable to our thinking
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  becoming influenced by, you know, culture or even And
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  religious traditions. And then those strongholds that
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  go unchecked. They actually can become
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  hereditary factors that will alter generations to come.
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  And this is where generational iniquity ties into strongholds.
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  And this is really what I want to hone in on, because I think
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  so many of us have those generational iniquities that run
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  in our family line. And, you know, we come under
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  that same type of thinking, or Mayors as what our parents did
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  or a grandparents and so forth. And so I want to share examples
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  of how first of all, we can identify this but then how we
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  can break free from it. And the best biblical example,
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  that I have found is actually in the Book of Esther.
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  And so for those that aren't familiar Haman, was one of the
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  bad guys in the book, pastor and he developed this deep-seated
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  hatred, For Mordecai and Mordecai was the cousin of
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  Esther. And he raised Esther because
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  Esther was orphaned as a child, well Haman hated Mordecai and on
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  the surface. You know, it seemed that this
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  hatred was because Mordecai refused to Bow before Haman
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  Haman rode through the streets of Persia on a on a horse.
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  And everyone was to Bow before him but Mordecai, refuse to do
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  that. And so, you know, you think from
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  the story that that's By Haman hates Mordecai so much, but it
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  actually runs much deeper than that and this is where the
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  concept of generational iniquity ties in.
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  So Haman was an agagite and Mordecai was from The Tribe of
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  Benjamin. So let me describe the agagite.
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  It's essentially they come from King agag, who was king of the
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  amalekites during the reign of Saul.
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  Now the amalekites come from amalek and ammo.
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  Like was the grandson of Esau, so, I'll tie all this together.
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  So Esau had a son named Aaliyah, Faz, and Ilya Faz had a whore,
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  right? Concubine name timna, and timna,
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  borrelia phases, son, and they named him amalek.
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  Well, what's interesting about this is the horites are actually
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  listed in Genesis 14 among a tribe of giants, but it's not
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  thought that they themselves were a tribe of giants, but more
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  that they intermingled with the Giants, meaning they interbred
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  So they were spreading the hybrid Race.
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  So when you think about that with amalek having you know his
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  mother, being a whore eight, it's possible that he had the
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  Nephilim genes within him. And one thing we know for sure
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  is that amalek inherited. The deep-seated hatred, that
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  Esau had towards Jacob. And, you know, throughout the
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  generations, what happened is the descendants of Esau and the
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  descendants of Jacob that hatred that was Between them, The
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  Strife really intensified throughout the generations and
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  it made the amalekites one of Israel's worst enemies.
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  So then you fast forward years later and God commanded
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  kingsalt, utterly destroy the amalekites and this is in 1st
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  Samuel, 15 verse 3, he says, now go and attack amalek and utterly
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  destroy all that they have and do not spare them, but kill both
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  man and women infant and nursing child, oxen sheep, camel, and
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  Donkey If we consider some of these phrases in this passage
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  the the Hebrew phrase for utterly destroy is the word
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  haram and not only does it mean to completely destroy, but it
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  means to exterminate or devote for Destruction.
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  And I've always kind of wondered about this like why, why would
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  God have Saul kill the infant and nursing child?
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  Like what did they do? You know, but when we understand
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  that it was tied to the fact that there is the mixing of
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  species It makes sense. So Haram essentially was this
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  term that denoted yahweh's absolute disdain for particular
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  acts of sin. Most of which were the mixing of
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  species as I mentioned and so when he commanded Haram, he was
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  calling for punishment by total Annihilation.
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  And that was because there was that that mixing of species so
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  when God commanded Saul to Haram the amalekites, it most likely
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  was for two reasons, you know. So when they were merciless in
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  their attack of Israel as they came out of Egypt, but then also
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  they were defiling the human genome by interbreeding with the
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  Giants. So, here's where it becomes
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  really interesting and all ties together.
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  So Saul was from The Tribe of Benjamin like Mordecai.
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  Now, there's two things to note about Saul one is that as father
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  Kish was known as a Gabor and the second is that saw was Head
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  and Shoulders taller than and anyone else.
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  So the Hebrew word gibor? It means mighty one and it's
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  often used to describe Giants in scripture.
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  So, here, we have a clue in Scripture that Saul's DNA had.
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  The genetic mutation of the hybrids.
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  He essentially had the Nephilim jeans.
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  Now, I go into much more detail on this, in my book, the roots
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  of the Federal Reserve, but what God was doing here, when he
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  commanded Saul to annihilate, the amalekites as he was testing
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  Saul he was testing him, would he?
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  Aligned with the seed of Eve, or would he aligned with the seat
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  of Satan? And we find out from first
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  Samuel 15 that he decided to preserve King a gags life rather
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  than completely annihilating the amalekites.
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  So essentially Saul chose to align with the seat of Satan.
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  And what's interesting is Josephus who is a Jewish
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  historian, he tells us why Saul did this.
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  He said he also took a gag. The Skin captive, the beauty and
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  tallness of whose body he admired so much that he thought
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  him, worthy of preservation giving way to human passions.
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  He preferred the fine appearance of the enemy to the memory of
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  what God had sent him about. So here what we see is Saul?
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  He did not walk in the fear of the Lord.
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  He walked in the fear of man and he gave in to the whims of his
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  fancy, you know, by preserving King agag has life and Other
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  words what Saul did is he preserves someone with a defiled
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  genome and here's where we learned.
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  Just this really important concept about generational
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  iniquity that which we don't deal with.
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  As a seed will have to deal with as a tree.
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  So because Saul did not completely annihilate the
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  amalekites, you know, by preserving King a gags, life,
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  King agag seed lived on. So back to the story of a Esther
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  Haman was a descendant of a gag. Oh my gosh.
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  So when Saul chose to walk in Disobedience to what the Lord
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  had commanded him to do Generations, later, Esther and
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  Mordecai had to deal with Haman now in the story of Esther
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  Haman. Convince King, Xerxes.
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  You know, that to issue this death, decree over the Jews and
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  they were supposed to be slaughtered on the 13th day of
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  Adar well. In this death decree was issued,
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  of course. Esther was faced with a choice,
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  you know, which she would she give in to fear or which you
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  rise to the occasion and Mordecai?
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  Made her her choice. Very clear.
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  And this is an ester 14, or excuse me, Esther 4 verses 13
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  through 14. It says do not think that
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  because you are in the King's house you alone of all the Jews
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  will escape for. If he remains silent at this
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  time, relief and deliverance for the Jews will arise from.
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  Another place, but you and your father's family will perish and
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  who knows? But that you have come to your
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  Royal position for such a time as this.
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  So here Esther, you know, she was faced with this Choice, was
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  she going to seize the opportunity moment that God had
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  positioned her for, or was she going to give into fear of man,
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  and it really, you know, when you think about it, it was no
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  small decision because in that culture to go Uninvited before
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  the king meant certain death, but Esther Was willing to risk
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  her life to be that pathway of Deliverance for her people.
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  And so she, she literally confronted haman's plot in front
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  of King, Xerxes. And when she did that, the king
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  ordered Haman to hang on the very Gallows that he had
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  prepared for Mordecai. And I absolutely love this story
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  because it's a story of complete turnaround.
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  So not only, you know, did Haman hang on his own Gallows, but
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  haman's position. The Royal Court was given to
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  Mordecai as was his estate and then the Jews were allowed to
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  defend themselves on the 13th day of Adar.
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  So anyone that attacked them, they were able to defeat them
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  and actually capture their wealth.
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  And so, when you think about the big picture, what Heyman meant
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  for, you know, the destruction of the Jewish people actually
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  led to Triumph and prosperity and it was retribution for the
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  years, the amalekites had plundered.
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  Israel. So the beautiful thing about
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  this story is that Mordecai and Esther.
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  They were able to break that generational iniquity off The
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  Tribe of Benjamin. That had been committed by Saul,
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  you know, Saul as a benjamite, he walked in the fear of man,
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  and he honored King agag above God, but Mordecai fear walked in
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  the fear of the Lord and he refused to Bow and honor Haman.
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  We're God. And so what happened is,
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  mordecai by walking in the opposite Spirit.
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  He was able to break off that generational iniquity tear down
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  that stronghold. That was in the thinking Over
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  The Tribe of Benjamin and he cleanse the bloodline.
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  And so I want to give people just Five Points of how you can
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  break free from generational iniquity first.
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  We want to confess you know, we want to confess the ways that we
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  Has perpetuated the generational iniquity and then second we want
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  to renounce it. Which means, you know, we
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  declare that we will no longer lay claim to this iniquity.
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  The third thing we do is we need to repent.
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  Repent. Not only for ourselves, but on
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  behalf of those in our family line that have opened the door
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  to this iniquity and this is called identification already
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  Penton sand. It's actually modeled for us by
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  Daniel in, Daniel chapter 9. People that want to understand
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  that more. And then the fourth thing is, if
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  that generational iniquity has opened the door to demonic
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  oppression, then we need, deliverance, we need to be set
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  free from demonic oppression and break that generational
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  iniquity. And then lastly, we want to be
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  able to walk in the opposite Spirit.
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  Yeah, so in a nutshell that's how we can identify and tear
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  down strongholds in her life. I'm sitting here thinking why?
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  Why is the church at large? Not going through this
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  systematically? And the way you tied it
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  together. There's so many things that came
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  to mind when you were talking about the area being under like,
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  the stronghold in the bondage. What I wrote down was the people
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  rejoice when righteous rulers are in charge, but the people
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  mourn when the wicked Rule. And then, when you started to
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  talk about the individual, our mindsets as, as an individual
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  person, what was coming up Up in my heart was a small
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  Disobedience leads to these large problems over time.
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  Yes. Then wisdom comes with the fear
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  of God and we can see Mordecai. He had the wisdom to fear God
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  and when everything looked like, it was going to fall apart and
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  not work. His trust and faith in God,
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  preserved him. And I believe Esther, at one
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  point she was told before she was a, it was mentioned that she
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  was placed in the palace for a Time such as this that God would
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  find another if she would not choose.
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  Yes, and it just reminds me of like God always has a back-up
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  plan. Like he is on the throne and
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  this life is like a voting booth, choices are decisions.
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  And the way you broke down the generational iniquity and the
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  Markers that get passed on these strongholds that so many people
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  are wondering, why am I praying? Why my fasting?
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  Why am I calling out to God? But I'm still being attacked the
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  church needs to deal with these topics.
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  So it is an honor to be able to have you here to edify me
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  personally but just to bring up. That's so the listeners
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  understand originally, I had asked Laura to talk about the
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  armor of God for this, he's of edification episode and, and we
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  agreed and Few weeks later, she text me and said, hey I being
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  nudged here by the Holy Spirit and he told me what you wanted
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  to talk about and I literally I said yes, and yes you did.
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  I responded at one point. I said I want to weep a
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  combination of joy and fear a mystery unfolding in these
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  terrible times and your response.
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  You said, these are both the worst of times and the best of
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  times. We were born for such a time as
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  this. Amen.
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  It's one of those things that like, everything, leading up to
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  that just ramped up. I personally got sick.
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  My mind was under attack through the end of October here and I
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  was spending time with God. Just going forward.
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  Why? What is going on?
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  Like, I know that Desiring. The Peace of the Lord.
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  I know that nothing can remove me from his hand.
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  But God, why do I feel like things Flying overhead or just
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  allowed to drop bombs on me from time to time and it's just so
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  important personally for me, Laura, and I know that just
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  based upon the dialect, I have with local people here in
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  Southeastern Pennsylvania, this message.
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  It is imperative for the body of Christ to hear this.
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  And then for pastors to just walk in the fear of the Lord
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  Show Yourself approved through fear and trembling working out
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  your salvation with God, that we would The scripture says, be
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  able to tie this together. We should be on the front line,
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  the body of Christ. We should be on The Cutting Edge
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  of encouraging each other and going into these topics long.
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  It is an honor. Thank you so much.
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  You've a defied me. I know you're going to edify the
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  listeners. Oh good.
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  Good. I'm deeply encouraged.
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  And for those of your listeners, I don't have time, you know,
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  right now to go over my story of how I broke generational
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  iniquity but I have I told that story on a different podcast and
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  so if you want to hear my story you can just reach out an email
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  me and I'll send you the link to that podcast.
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  Tell the listeners where they can find you to reach out to get
• 27:39
  that recommendation. And also if you just want to
• 27:41
  close out with any contact for just listeners outside of
• 27:46
  wanting to know that testimony where they can find you and what
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  you got going on recently. Absolutely.
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  So the best place to start is my website which is no longer
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  enslaved. Han and then, you know, you can
• 27:58
  email me through there at contact it.
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  No longer enslaved.com and we will, you know, I'll send you
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  the link to any podcast, you want to see.
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  But anyways, on my website or all my articles that I write my
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  videos podcasts that I've done. I'm on YouTube, I have a series
• 28:18
  on YouTube and Rumble. I'm under no longer enslaved and
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  I just finished a seven part series called transformation.
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  Ian through spiritual mapping. I also have a 10 part series
• 28:30
  called the impact of the Nephilim agenda today.
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  And so, if you want to dive deeper into any of the things
• 28:35
  that I talked about, that's a good place to start, is my
• 28:38
  YouTube channel or Rumble. And then, of course, my book is
• 28:42
  the Deep dive into all these matters and that's called the
• 28:45
  roots of the Federal Reserve and that's available on Amazon.
• 28:48
  But also on my website and then I'm on LinkedIn I'm on Instagram
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  and telegram under Laura Sanger Or at 444 hurts and you can find
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  me that way as well. I'm edified, I know that you
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  guys are edified as well from this short speak peace here, pun
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  intended, edification is easy. Let's continue this process
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  coming to you from Southeastern Pennsylvania.
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  God Bless America. Goodbye.