Topic 7 Word Curses A)Overview

Who can be considered an expert witness in the court of heaven?

What did the speaker do to counteract the negative effects of his words about his son in the court of heaven?

In the context of the text, why are parents mentioned as potential sources of word curses?

What is the significance of the words spoken by a parent, as discussed in the text?

Why does the text mention going into the court of heaven to undo negative testimony from parents?

Based on the text, what effect can negative words from parents have on a person's future?

Why did the father's blessing or lack of it have a significant impact on Reuben's destiny?

In what way did the speaker's authority impact his son, Adam, according to the text?

"Gather together and hear you sons of Jacob and listen to Israel your father" is an example of what, according to the text?

What is a potential consequence of not undoing word curses?

From whom can word curses originate, based on the text?

What does the text suggest about the weight of words spoken by spiritual leaders?

In what context does the text mention 'bond servants'?

What is the significance of Hebrews 13:17 in the text?

What is the potential consequence of employers speaking negatively about their employees?

What is emphasized as necessary for undoing word curses from religious leaders?

How does the text describe word curses from parents?

What action does the text suggest individuals must take if they come under spiritual authority?

From whom else can word curses originate, based on the text?

What does Ephesians 6:5-8 address in relation to word curses?

Why does the text mention going into the 'courts of heaven'?

What should believers do in the work world?

What is the significance of 'whatever good anyone does' according to the text?

What should believers do if those with authority speak evil words about them?

What is the purpose of spiritual authority as mentioned by Paul?

What is the consequence of not knowing how to use spiritual authority rightly, as per the text?

What is emphasized in the text regarding believers' behavior in the work world?

What does the text suggest about believers' response to word curses from those with authority?

What does Paul highlight as the source of word curses?

What should believers be cautious about regarding their words?

What does the text suggest about those who carry spiritual authority?

What should believers do if they carry spiritual authority according to the text?

What is highlighted as a key aspect of believers' behavior in the work world according to the text?

What is the main topic of the first lesson?

According to the speaker, what is the significance of the words that come out of our mouth?

What did the speaker discover about negative words spoken about someone?

Why did the speaker bring Adam to the courts of heaven?

What was the speaker instructed to do after bringing Adam to the courts of heaven?

What does the speaker mention about the unseen world and our words?

In what context did the speaker quote 'life and death is in the power of the tongue'?

What did the speaker find out about his ability to stand in behalf of Adam?

How did the speaker feel when he discovered that his negative words had been used against Adam?

What did the speaker have to do to prevent the enemy from using their words against Adam in the courts of heaven?

In James chapter 3, what analogy is used to illustrate the power of the tongue?

What does the text suggest about the impact of words spoken against someone?

How does the text describe the tongue when it is set on fire by hell?

Based on the text, who does the enemy primarily use to build cases against individuals?

What did the speaker suggest is one of the best ways to illustrate the impact of authoritative words in a natural court setting?

What can happen if someone's words are used by the enemy to build cases?