Ezekiel 18 vs 20: I shall not fight the battles my parents fought in Jesus name

I shall not fight the battles my parents fought in Jesus name

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Ezekiel 18 vs 20:The soul that sinneth, it shall die. The son shall not bear the iniquity of the father , neither shall the father bear the iniquity of son

I refuse to suffer for the sins of my parents in Jesus name.
I silence dark powers asking me to pay for the sins of my parents in Jesus name
I refuse to inherit the physical and spiritual enemies of my parents in Jesus name
Powers that fought my parents that are now fighting me, be destroyed in Jesus name
I cut off my destiny from every evil family pattern in Jesus name
Babatope Babalobi

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