While various religions around the world have become professionals at using curses (such as witchcraft, voodoo, tribal witchdoctors and medicine men, etc.) against the people of God, Christians themselves are largely ignorant of how to deal with curses.
The problem with dealing with curses is that up until now, they have been generally obscure and hidden from Christian thought. But can they be if they reach out in faith to receive what Jesus accomplished for us on the cross? Yes. Though by His stripes we were healed (I Peter 2:24), are all Christians healed today? No. The same argument is true regarding healing. But clearly from Revelation 22:3, curses still exist and must be dealt with in the practical Christian walk. This was one of His final acts by hanging on a tree. What Jesus Christ accomplished on the cross was this: He gave every child of God the freedom to get out from under curses. How can I say such a thing if Christ finished our involvement with curses? Revelation 22, the closing chapter of the entire Bible speaks to this very question.Īnd there shall be no more curse: but the throne of God and of the Lamb shall be in it and his servants shall serve him: Surprisingly, despite the clear fact that Jesus hung on the tree, and became a curse for every man to redeem us from the curse of the law (Galatians 3:13), we nevertheless must still deal with curses. The subject of curses and blessings is often unfamiliar to students of the Bible. There are many others to thank, too numerous to mention, who have helped with their prayers, love and financial support. I also want to thank Jan Magiera who was instrumental in helping to finalize the manuscript. Others who need to be thanked especially include, Elaine Liberio, for the God-inspired design of the book cover, Ed Johnson, for his untiring support and encouragement, and Paul Norcross, for his sharp insight and constructive comments. Without their selfless service, we would not have been able to complete the manuscript. My first thanks and heartfelt appreciation goes to Eli and Susanna Arvizu, who spent countless hours gathering copies of the classes I had taught, transcribing the classes from the tapes, sorting all the material, and continuing to spur on the vision of having the “Turning Curses to Blessings” class in a written format. Without those prayers, the book would never have been written. Her prayers have broken down many barriers that needed to be overcome. Then I dedicate it to my wonderful wife, Sheila, who has been a great helpmate in life and ministry. I dedicate this book first of all, to my Father and my Lord Jesus Christ. Published as a book by Christian Faith International Reproduced on the Internet with Permission Share your views in the comment section and also share this tutorial with others.Copyright (C) 1999 Christian Faith International Practice this tutorial and make your own 2D Coffee Cup.
This is how you can make a Flat Coffee Cup (Top View) in Adobe Illustrator.
Your Flat Coffee Cup is almost ready but we will now add some shadow to it. Change the fill color of the rectangle to #b6dec2. Let the rectangle be selected and with the help of the Alt key create a duplicate rectangle and move it slightly downwards. You can go into the Layer Panel and move this rectangle layer below the ellipse layer (circle filled with color #ffffff). Press M(Shortcut key for Rectangle Tool) and draw a small rectangle filled with color #ffffff. In this step, we will draw the handle of our Flat Coffee Cup with the help of the Rectangle Tool. These circles will give an effect of bubbles in your Flat Coffee Cup. Now with the help of Ellipse Tool draw various size circles filled with the same color. This shape will be filled with color #754c29. Now select the Pencil Tool and draw a random shape inside the circle. Īfter that, reduce its size a bit as shown in the below image.Īgain draw a circle filled with color #c49a6c at the center of the previous circle. The circle pasted will get selected you can now change its fill color to # b6dec2. Let the circle drawn in the above step be selected and press Ctrl + C to Copy the circle then press Ctrl + F to paste the circle in front. The color filled in the circle is #ffffff. The size of this circle will be small as compared to other circles. Change its Fill color to #b6dec2.Īgain select the Ellipse Tool and draw a circle at the center of the previous circle (circle drawn in Step 3). Now drag the circle slightly towards the southeast direction (see the below image). Select the circle and then press & hold the Alt key. Now select the Ellipse Tool and draw a circle and fill it with color # e2f2e7. Let the rectangle be selected and press Ctrl + 2 to lock the selected layer. Turn off the Stroke color and fill the rectangle with color #e4e1e9. Select the Rectangle Tool and draw a rectangle the same as the size of the artboard. Launch Adobe Illustrator and create a new document.
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