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Prayer to come out of curse into blessings

A prayer that can help u to come out of curse, pray it aloud - voice
it out and say Apostles creed - I believe in God and Lord's prayer
-Our father.(Courtesy Derek Prince)
"
Lord Jesus Christ, I believe that You are the Son of God and the only
way to God; and that You died on the cross for my sins and rose again
from the dead. I give up all my rebellion and all my sin, and I submit
myself to you as my Lord. I confess all my sins before You and ask for
Your forgiveness - especially for any sins that exposed me to a curse.
Release me also from the consequences of my ancestors' sins. By a
decision of my will, I forgive all who have harmed me or wronged me -
just as I want God to forgive me. In particular, I forgive....(mention names)

I renounce contact with anything occult or satanic - - if I have any
"contact objects," I commit myself to destroy them. I cancel all
Satan's claims against me. Lord Jesus, I believe that on the cross You
took on Yourself every curse that could ever come upon me. So I ask
You now to release me from every curse over my life - in Your name,
Lord Jesus Christ! By faith I now receive my release and I thank You
for it.
- In Jesus amen"
(Keep thanking God aloud for sometime)
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