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When we meet the conditions as stated above, our curse is also dead, but it may still have fruit and foliage.— inJesus :: Online Community :: Last posted message
The flea curse was among the milder notations from a Plano resident receiving $211 a week in unemployment benefits.— chron.com Chronicle
I do not like being called a curse--hardly any one does--but I found myself listening to the things which Gorman said about the class to which I belong without any strong resentment.— Gossamer 1915
The curse was applied unto him who had no sin, but only was made sin, or sin laid on him, and therefore the sentence of absolution from the curse is applied unto them who have no righteousness, but are made the righteousness of God by free and gracious imputation.— The Works of the Rev. Hugh Binning

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