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               way; the blood that was shed broke the curse. Man was redeemed
               by the ultimate price of God’s own son.


               The “work” of delivering man and re-establishing the status change,
               was done. Man is no longer under the curse of poverty! The curse
               that plagued the land was broken forever and man has been given
               another chance to prosper and dominate the earth just as it was
               initially spoken by God. Christ then becomes a curse for us that we
               may be redeemed from the grip and the effects thereof. It is said of
               Him as follows:-


                  “Christ  purchased  our  freedom  [redeeming  us]  from  the  curse
                  (doom) of the Law [and its condemnation] by [Himself] becoming
                  a curse for us, for it is written [in the scriptures], cursed is everyone
                  who hangs on the tree (is crucified); Galatians 3:13 [AMPC]


               The  original  truths  will  then  make  this  dispensation  of  faith  as
               opposed to works. We are no longer under the curse. Jesus Christ
               has perfected everything and we are no longer to earn anything,
               except  for  what  Christ  has  made  available  through  faith  in  the
               finished works. This however, does not negate the role of man in
               bringing the redemption into play.


               The fact that the curse is lifted, does not then mean that there is
               no need to work. What this denotes is that the ground has been
               cleared and man is to exercise his rightful power; to have dominion
               and subdue the earth, yield every good thing and have everything in
               abundance as the limitations had since been removed.





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