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Renunciations and Affirmations

Heart Guide for Lesson 15:
Freedom through Forgiving

Renounce any agreements with untruth; believe Jesu's truth as your new way of life. (John 14:6) [1]

Take your time with these renunciations. They may not all apply to you; on the other hand, you may simply be unaware of their operation—the enemy loves to work 'under the radar' of our conscious awareness and resistance. Being intentional before God with these confessions and renunciations puts them 'under the Blood' and enlists the Lord's help in cleansing you of them. It also undercuts any legal right the enemy may have been claiming to keep these patterns in place. If you sense any resistance, command the spirit (its name would match the specific renunciation) to leave 'in the Name of Jesus!' Do not, however, expect that the enemy will no longer test you in these areas; just the opposite may occur for a season as the Lord works to establish you in resisting these patterns.

Father, I renounce ___ (Bitterness, Related spirits) in the generations of my fathers and I repent of having walked in it myself. I repent of my own sin of ___ (Unforgiveness, resentment... ). Forgive me and break its power over me and off my generations. I choose to forgive ______ and release him/her from all my bitter judgments. I am giving _____ to You along with all the pain and injustice for You to redeem. I trust You with it all. Thank You for forgiving me for being so unforgiving! 

The seven degrees of bitterness
1) Unforgiveness
2) Resentment
3) Retaliation
4) Anger
5) Hatred
6) Violence
7) Murder

Related spirits
Self-pity
Accusation
Shame, blame
Envy/jealousy
Rebellion
Rejection
Cursing
Gossip, slander
Fear
Death
Suicide Strife, hostility 

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Endnotes

[1]  Renunciation list modified from Be In Health ® teaching and materials, Dr. Henry W. Wright, Thomaston, Georgia, seminar notes, October 2000.