Blaming Others
And the man said, “The woman whom Thou gavest to be with me, she gave me from the tree, and I ate.”
The Lord does not forgive excuses; He forgives sin. He is always ready to forgive us if we repent. To repent is to acknowledge that it is our fault, and we made a mistake. Blame shifting instead of repentance is to further build
the barriers between us and God, and us and others. It takes humility to admit that we were wrong, but God gives
His grace to the humble. Genuine humility is genuine repentance.
We can blame our mistakes on other people, or on our environment, but it will never deliver us from the consequences of those mistakes. There is no genuine repentance until we accept the responsibility for our actions. Only genuine repentance results in forgiveness and reconciliation, with God and men.
Faith Promise declaration #5
God’s blessing is the supernatural release through which He pours out His abundance into the earth. I receive His blessings into my life. I praise Him for His faithfulness and love toward me.
In recent history, fallen men have released a seemingly continuous stream of philosophies and psychologies that try to shift the blame for the depravities of man to things such as environment, how we were raised, etc. It is true that these things do have an influence on us, and can have a significant impact on the makeup of our character, but the way out of this maze is not to blame someone else, but to start taking personal responsibility for our problems and failures.
- Declare that your fruitfulness in this summer season is from the Lord and not from any demon-god of fertility. (Deut 28:1-14, Isaiah 54:1-4)
- Juno is worshipped as Regina Patron goddess of Rome especially in the area of wealth. Declare that it is God who teaches you to profit. Your wealth acquisition will not be influenced by any other demon spirit.
- Pray that if there is any influence of Mammon on your wealth or that of the nation, God will separate you from it. (Is 48:17, Deut 8:18).