It is wise for us to test the spirits to see if the words used are from God. Obviously the words are mixed with our human weakness. So our confession should always be as the apostle... what ever is not true let it be burned up or do not follow it... but whatever is true let these words be successful. So if there is any stumbling block it begins with our own weakness.

This is why we curse. Because we read words that are miss understood when they are spoken to us. All the words that come to us must work to enable us to grow. This is extremely important. We curse the curse because it is what translates from the words that is destructive to us. We seek to understand Gods law in its proper context but the destructive communication of the law is the intent in man. The law of God is in itself our friend because it is Gods instrument of cursing.

The words of scripture are not just from the intellect. The more these words are experienced as life the more blessing will be translated to the hearer. So there is a danger of receiving these words without the proper experience of the hearer and the one who speaks. So we seek all of our lives for one thing and in this the dross comes to the top. We seek this by creating decomposition in cursing the curses as we are told what we are required to do. A good example is Nadab and Abiu..they were offering strange fire...unbelieving teachers. The resistance we feel is really our frustration of not meeting the requirements of the whole law. But this is in its purest form destructive to grace. We curse the curses because we seek to overcome the anger so that it brings about a spirit of grace and deliverance. We always in passing requirements are under the obligation to kill the destruction. We put a sword in our ability that is more important than the passing on of the requirement. In this is the mystery of salvation experienced.