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Stacy Hulm2025-04-10T05:19:00
‘When we don’t forgive, our soul is relegated to a spiritual prison, and any sacrifice we try to offer God while holding others in emotional jail he will not accept. But when we repent and ask God to forgive the sin that we committed with that person, or the sin they committed against us, we can then break the ungodly soul tie and both are set free,’ says Stacy Hulm.
Did you know we can have an ungodly soul tie with the person we refuse to forgive? Many wonder why the term, “soul-ties,” is used in the ministry of inner healing. A soul-tie is formed between two people that can be either a bridge of blessing or a bridge of cursing. We are familiar with the biblical story of Jonathan and David and their pure, brotherly relationship. 1 Samuel 18:1 says, “the soul of Jonathan was knit to the soul of David, and Jonathan loved him as his own soul.” This godly soul-tie was a bridge of blessing.
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