Curses are the Beginning of Destroying Mankind

These six things doth the LORD hate: yea, seven are an abomination unto him: A proud look, a lying tongue, and hands that shed innocent blood, An heart that deviseth wicked imaginations, feet that be swift in running to mischief, A false witness that speaketh lies, and he that soweth discord among brethren. Prov 6:16-19 A naughty person, a wicked man, walketh with a froward mouth even the simple fall into destruction. Revelling (Uproar/Boisterous), to take great pleasure or delight lacking self-control becoming loud, noisy or causing a disruption lacking restraint or discipline, to speak wildly, irrationally, or unruly with others Drunkenness (Enchant/Hypnosis), having judgment impaired by taking something in excess, strong drink, to dominate the mind, given to slumber, to stupefy mentally or emotionally, ravish, bewitch Unruly (Wayward/Disorderly), extreme or excessive uproar, unrestrained high spirits, rambunctious, hell-raising, fierce, uncontrolled rampant wild behavior, rowdy, riotous, lawless, reckless, unbridled Sodomy (Molest/Capture), interfere with ones thinking through subtle approach or dogma that distorts the free nature or will of a person, brainwash, attack w/an intention of assaulting to make one subject to your control, mind control, subliminal messages to manipulate or inflict pain for dishonest gain Slave (Bondservant/Bondage), one who is subject to beliefs and values through repeated instruction, indoctrinate, to give your will over to another being bound to anothers will, servant of entrapment Rebellion (Sedition/Witchcraft), conduct or language inciting rebellion against established authority even to cause riots, an offense to undermine authority, revolt, to provoke or urge on a public disorder Heresy (Variance/Discord), an opinion or doctrine contrary to established beliefs, a difference between what is expected and what actually occurs, not in accord; departing from common interest Hatred (Animosity/Enmity), a feeling of intense dislike, enmity, something boiling in your heart, something burning on fire in your mind that cannot be quenched, an enemy in opposition to love Emulation (Strive/Rival), to equal or excel through imitation, an agenda to aspire impersonation, desire to take on another mindset or character, to lust for ones vigor or selfseeking interest, even jealousy Jealously (Envy/Covet), to wish or crave long for something that is anothers, fear of being displaced by a rival, resent success, advantages, possessions and etc. of others, vigilant in guarding what is not yours

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Rage (Fury/Madness), violent uncontrolled anger, to speak or act with incensed anger (irate), to move with great violence like unto a storm, extreme or explosive anger Confusion (Dissension/Confound), to cause one to be unable to think with clarity, to cause to feel embarrassment, to sow discord, tension or strife from disagreement, to throw off, mistake for another, disturbance of peace or freedom of belief expressed with an agenda of distortion Vile (Crud/Gruesome) morally corrupt as in lawless, something that is to be despised, lack of caring displayed in character, without dignity of heart all is worthless anything goes at any cost imaginable. Fool (Jester/Trickster), a person of poor judgment or little intelligence, a person who entertain strange things even unawares, a simpleton not learning from mistakes, strange behavior used to humiliate oneself or others in laughter, to entice by breaking the law lacking care of consequences. Murder (Kill, Slay), the shedding of innocent blood, to kill the guiltless, to end time of ones life, take away life force or spirit, to destroy ones soul, to suffer torment as a result of death, to crush freewill, hunter or fowler for prey Afflict (Oppress/Coerce), persecutor, pimp, pusher, overbearing person who habitually badgers and intimidates smaller or weaker people, enslave ex. annoyer, bully, to cause depression or worry, dictator Humiliate (Diminish/Discredit), to belittle ones feeling as to make them unimportant in the presence of others or their ideas, less valuable or important than it really is; to cause to make small even their belief Lasciviousness (Reproach/Lewd), given to or expressing lust, excessive indulgence, unclean, scandalous, shameless, lecherous, impure in deed being naughty in heart, filthy mind, fleshly, dishonorable indeed, glutton, reproach, carnal, erotic, sensual, lustful, unchaste, temporal Maliciousness (Vicious/Mischievous), a desire to inflict harm, injury, or deep seated meanness, ill-will, evil intent to cause suffering of another, knavishly causing annoyance, slyly teasing, roguishly, vulgarity Scorn (Condemn/Scoff), to reject, refuse or ignore with contempt, to despise ones belief, hate expressed as a result of indifference due to a more involved feeling of disapproval, to ridicule with intent to discredit a person, sarcasm, criticism, evil intent to cut the heart to wound it Lust (Greed/Lewd/Itch), to crave or covet something in heart, uncontrolled or elicit pleasure to oneself, intense desire to have something, not able to be content, lack of patience and humility, wantonness Pride (Presumptuous/Lofty), an inordinate opinion of one's own dignity, a proud look outwardly expressed, to reflect credit upon oneself, unable to come to reasonable terms due to selfrighteousness

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Vanity (Selfish/Arrogance), wrapped up in ones self, out for number one, conceit, haughty, ego trip, showing off, preoccupied with self, boasting, narcissism, self worship, self love, vainglory, self centered Guile (Deceit/Lie); to bear false witness, to speak falsely or to utter untruth, to falsely accuse another in a charge, to prove or imply the falsity of, deception, dishonesty, treacherous, betray, unfaithful, unloyal Strife (Quarrel/Variance), a struggle or battle between people, competition or rivalry, bitter conduct or discord, conflict, contention, dissension, fighting, peacebreaker, animosity, argument, disagreement Idolatry (Fetish/Avatar), religious worship of pictures, relics, images , or other material objects representing a deity, excessive or blind adoration, reverence or devotion, even human sacrifices Steal (Pillage/Shoplift), to take the property of another without right, permission, to take secretly or artfully as a devised scheme, loot, embezzle, plunder, hold for ransom, cheat, prowl or ransack for goods Weary (Hurt/ Depressed), to become tired or burn out, exhausted, impatient, out of gas, fatigued, petered out, run-down, fagged, broken-down, drained, faint of heart, spiritless, dejected, low-spirited Vengeance (Variance/Revenge), a harmful action against a person or group in response to a grievance, punishment inflicted as payback for an injury or offense, enmity, malice, grudge, spite, hardness of heart Beguile (Manipulate/Seduce), to manage, control, or play upon by artful, unfair, or insidious means for dishonest gain; hands that craftily shed innocent blood by deception, having a skillful manner to deceive by wiles, to engage the interest of by guile, exploit, flimflam, scam, snare, hoodwink, betray, dupe, bluff Murmur (Complain/Gripe), to express grief, pain, or discontent, afflict distress, irritate, to experience moan, to mutter in discontent from gall, nagging, griping, or kicking, falling-out, fuss, ruckus, commotion Grudge (Grievance/Resentment), to be unwilling to give or admit : give or allow reluctantly or bitterness, bad blood in heart, dislike towards another, pet peeve, animosity, ill will, unwilling to forgive due to heavy burden or mental weight caused by stress (carrying excess baggage) Worry (Fret, Annoy), to undergo anxiety or mental or emotional distress, controversy, to cause stress, trouble, turmoil, agitation, altercation, unrest, or disturb something repeatedly, squabble, bickering Bold (Presumptuous/Fearless), proceeding from undue haste or lack of deliberation or caution lacking modesty (humility) having disregard for others, one who is overbearing, insolent, arrogant, unashamed

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Ignorance (Carless/Unconcern), to expose to danger or risk, jeopardize ones life suddenly from slipshod, some chance, or willy-nilly that becomes the snare of the victim, surrender to unknown Hopeless (Lowly/Sad), having no expectation of good or success, not susceptible to remedy or cure feeling useless, a goner in despair, unachievable, shot down to lost, no path for the less fortunate Frustrate (Hinder/Disappoint), to induce feelings of discouragement in blocking ones endeavor, halt, hold up, to make ineffectual or bring to nothing, foil, dash ones hope, dishearten, render null and void Blind (Darkness/Groping), unable or unwilling to discern or judge, destitute of vision, no heed, having no regard to rational discrimination, consciousness, no knowledge of restriction or guidance, unquestioning Gossip (Hearsay/Rumor), the act of disgrace or harm to anothers reputation, talk about others, idle talk, babble, slander of character, meddling of affairs, insinuate, spill the beans, tell secrets, talebearer Doubt (Unbelief/Fear), to lack confidence in something, distrust, to question with uncertainty, to be hesitant or suspect, a person who is unwilling to commit to an opinion about something, agnostic Dumb (Stupid/Simple), slow of heart or mind, given to unintelligent or carless manner, lacking interest or point, lacking some usual attribute or accompaniment; especially: having no means of self-propulsion Mock (Scorn/Sarcasm), a sharp and often satirical or ironic utterance designed to cut or give pain, to put down, to challenge another with insult of heart, to comeback with ridicule, taunt, roast, wisecrack, derision, sham, to make counterfeit of something or make-believe to others Disobedience (Defy/Transgress), to refuse or fail to follow an order or rule, violates or disregards rules, failure or refusal to obey rules or someone in authority, resist or pay no attention to, give no heed nor listen to instruction, to infringe upon, to go against, contradict Stubborn (Stiff-Necked/Hard-Headed), having or showing headstrong determination not to change one's attitude or position on something, esp. in spite of good arguments or reasons, difficult to move, remove, or cure, unyielding, unreasonable, mulish, adamant, rigid, self-willed Perdition (Abyss/Hades),a state of final spiritual ruin; loss of the soul; damnation, utter destruction or ruin; A state of eternal punishment and damnation into which a sinful and unpenitent person (shameless nor regret) passes after death, bottomless pit, condemnation, place of torment w/fire and brimstone, underworld, nether world, abaddon, everlasting fire Burden (Blame/Stress), a heavy grievance of sorrow one becomes indebted to such size as a millstone, ball and chain, to carry deadweight, strain in hardship, weary load, thorn in ones side