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# Curse
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A curse is a prayer or words spoken so that something bad will happen to someone else (see: Numbers 22:4-6). It can also simply be something bad said about someone to insult them (see: Luke 6:28).
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The Bible uses the word “curse” to talk about God punishing people who do not obey him. A curse is the opposite of a blessing.
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Adam and Eve were cursed. They did not obey God (see: Genesis 3). The Israelites were cursed. They did not obey the law of Moses (see:
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Deuteronomy 28:15-68).
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See: Pray (Prayer); Bless (Blessing); Law of Moses
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