In this Sabbath study of the Wealth, Obedience, and Legacy series, we continue through Deuteronomy 28 to uncover what it truly means to be blessed—or cursed.Blessings are not random favors from heaven. They require obedience, work, stewardship, and responsibility. Curses are not merely “bad luck” or the result of witchcraft—they are consequences that Elohim Himself declares for disobedience.In this episode we explore:Why blessing requires barns, fields, livestock, and work—not laziness or passivityThe meaning of being “blessed when you come in and go out”—and why movement, travel, and interaction are part of God’s wealth planWhy enemies rising against you does not mean you are cursed, and how victory comes from ElohimThe danger of distraction: turning aside “to the right or to the left” instead of focusing on your own obedienceHow generational curses, false teaching, and tradition have blinded people from TorahThe truth about witchcraft, voodoo, and curses—why they cannot prosper against those aligned with God’s WordWhy possessions (houses, flocks, businesses) are not proof of blessing or cursing—obedience isThis is a sobering reminder that true wealth and legacy come only from walking in Torah, honoring Elohim, and stewarding what He has given.📖 Key Scriptures: Deuteronomy 28:7–20, Psalm 119:67, Proverbs 11:11#WealthSeries #BiblicalWealth #Deuteronomy28 #BlessingsAndCurses #FaithAndFinances #SabbathStudy #GenerationalWealth #ObedienceAndLegacyJoin us for live discussions every Saturday on the ClubHouse app. Search for Selah Sabbath Studies.

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