Three to Twenty-One Days Esther Progressive Fast (The New Book)

The book Three to Twenty-One Days (Esther Progressive Fast) by Dr. Pauline Walley – Daniels is an eye opener. When I began to read the book, I could not stop reading because the words grabbed my attention. Dr. Daniels thoroughly explains what a curse is. In Chapter 8 of the book, she states “A curse is a war (page 151).” Many of us do not even know that there are curses in our lives. We see repeatedly bad situations occurring in our lives and that is a curse. Some of us do not know how a curse was placed upon our lives; it could have been our ancestors who foolishly did something that was not aligned with the word of God and because of their mistake, we suffer. Their unwise decisions follows each generation of our family; this is knows as a generational curse. An example is a Haman in the book of Esther in the Bible. Haman was an Amalekite. Amalekites are descendants of Esau.
Three to Twenty-One Days (Esther Progressive Fast) When Esau and Jacob were in the womb, the Lord spoke to Rebekah in Genesis 25:19-26 and said to her that two nations are in her womb. One child will be stronger than the other child and the oldest son shall serve the younger son. The first child that came out of the womb was Esau and Jacob came out after; this is the beginning of the generational curse. One day, Esau came home from outside and was truly hungry; he felt that if he did not eat right now, he was going to die. Esau then sold his birthright to Jacob for food. Isaac, their father, told Esau to give him food so he could reverse the Abrahamic Covenant blessing for Esau. Rebekah then told Jacob to bring the food to Isaac instead so that he may get the blessings. Jacob indeed got the blessings from his father instead of Esau. Due to Jacob receiving the blessings, he also gained advantage of the birthright. Esau became very angry and vowed to kill his twin brother. Little did he know that this anger would last from generation to generation. Esau’s children did not forgive what their Uncle Jacob did and sought to seek revenge; this is the beginning of the spirit of anger continuing in Esau’s generation. Years later, Esau’s descendants wanted to destroy Jacob’s descendants who were on their way to the Promise Land. This shows how Esau’s descendants does not want Jacob’s side to prosper and will perform anything to make sure they do not become prosperous. In Esther 3:8-9, Haman told the king to kill the Jews. He lied on the Jews in hopes of the Jews being destroyed because he was angry.
Some of us may see that anger is a part of our character; we may also observe it in our children and even our parents. Dr. Daniels explains in the book how to get rid of these generational curses. Dr. Daniels explains more and I encourage everyone to reach out to this book and get your own copy. This book will help you and your family to move forward and not be stuck in the same position; you will also prosper and your generations will also prosper because curses are broken and destroyed from your life. Once you understand it, you can uproot it.