THE BLESSING THAT CANNOT BE REVERSED

THE BLESSING THAT CANNOT BE REVERSED

By Rev. Samuel Arimoro

Main Text: Genesis 27:27-29

Key Verse: “Therefore God give thee of the dew of heaven, and the fatness of the earth, and plenty of corn and wine: Let people serve thee, and nations bow down to thee: be lord over thy brethren, and let thy mother’s sons bow down to thee: cursed be every one that curseth thee, and blessed be he that blesseth thee.” (Genesis 27:28-29)

Supporting Texts: Genesis 12:1-3; Genesis 22:17-18; Deuteronomy 28:1-14; Numbers 6:24-26; Psalm 128:1-4

Description: God’s blessing, once pronounced, carries eternal authority and divine continuity that cannot be undone by human interference.

INTRODUCTION
Blessings from God are unique and carry a power that is irreversible. Isaac pronounced a blessing over Jacob that was so divinely inspired that it could not be retracted, even when others attempted to intervene.

This principle demonstrates that God’s favour is sovereign and cannot be negated by human schemes or opposition. What God blesses is permanently established for purpose, prosperity, and generational impact.

As believers, understanding the nature of irreversible blessings encourages faith, diligence, and obedience, ensuring that we seek God’s favour and act in alignment with His promises.

1. THE NATURE OF IRREVERSIBLE BLESSING
God’s blessing transcends human limitations and interference. Once His will is pronounced, it manifests according to His divine timing.

a) Pronounced by divine authority (Genesis 27:27-28)
Isaac’s words carried the weight of God’s promise, making them permanent.

b) Enforced by covenant (Genesis 28:3-4)
Blessings are linked to God’s covenant, which cannot be broken by man.

c) Continues despite opposition (Genesis 27:41)
Esau’s anger could not negate what God had ordained.

d) Produces generational impact (Genesis 27:29)
Blessings influence descendants and perpetuate favour across generations.

Biblical Example: Abraham received the promise of innumerable descendants and blessing from God (Genesis 12:2-3), which was fulfilled despite opposition, human limitation, and centuries of waiting.

2. THE SOURCE OF THE IRREVERSIBLE BLESSING
God Himself is the origin of blessings that cannot be reversed. Human effort or interference cannot alter what God establishes.

a) Divine origin (Genesis 27:27)
Isaac’s blessing reflected God’s covenant promises to Abraham.

b) Faithfulness of God (Numbers 23:19)
God does not lie; what He blesses endures forever.

c) Supernatural validation (Genesis 27:28-29)
The blessing brought prosperity, authority, and protection, affirming God’s hand.

d) Sustained by obedience (Deuteronomy 28:1-2)
Receiving God’s blessing requires alignment with His principles and commands.

Biblical Example: Joseph’s blessing to become ruler over Egypt (Genesis 41:39-43) was from God, irreversible despite betrayal, imprisonment, and hardship.

3. THE CONSEQUENCES OF RECOGNISING GOD’S BLESSING
Acknowledging and honouring God’s blessings ensures continued favour and protection.

a) Protection from curse (Genesis 27:29)
The one blessed is guarded; the one who curses suffers consequences.

b) Authority over others (Genesis 27:29)
Divine blessing elevates individuals above opposition and adversity.

c) Influence and prosperity
Blessings bring abundance and societal impact, demonstrating God’s favour.

d) Generational continuity (Psalm 128:3-4)
Irreversible blessings ensure legacy and prosperity for descendants.

Biblical Example: Moses’ blessing of the tribes of Israel before his death (Deuteronomy 33:1-29) pronounced God’s favour that could not be reversed, shaping the destiny of the nation.

4. HOW TO ACCESS IRREVERSIBLE BLESSINGS
Alignment with God’s will, obedience, and faith are keys to accessing blessings that endure.

a) Seek God’s favour (Psalm 90:17)
Blessings are accessed through relationship and dependence on God.

b) Walk in obedience (Deuteronomy 28:1-2)
Blessings are reinforced through righteous living.

c) Honour God’s principles
Integrity, faithfulness, and diligence safeguard covenantal blessings.

d) Trust God’s timing (Ecclesiastes 3:1)
Patience ensures that blessings manifest fully according to His perfect plan.

Biblical Example: David was anointed king and received God’s favour despite Saul’s opposition. God’s blessing could not be reversed and eventually elevated David to the throne (1 Samuel 16:1-13; 2 Samuel 5:4-5).

CONCLUSION
Irreversible blessings demonstrate the power, faithfulness, and covenant-keeping nature of God. What He establishes cannot be undone by human effort, opposition, or delay.

Believers are called to recognise, honour, and protect God’s blessings in their lives through obedience, faith, and integrity. When you align with God’s will, His favour becomes a permanent legacy of prosperity, authority, and divine influence.

PRAYER POINTS

1. Father, help me recognise and receive the irreversible blessings You have pronounced over my life in Jesus name.

2. Lord, let Your favour protect me from every curse and opposition in Jesus name.

3. Father, establish my life in covenant blessings that cannot be reversed in Jesus name.

4. Lord, give me wisdom to steward every blessing faithfully in Jesus name.

5. Father, multiply my blessings and expand my territory in Jesus name.

6. Lord, let the blessing over my life influence generations for Your glory in Jesus name.

7. Father, align my actions with Your will to maintain Your favour in Jesus name.

8. Lord, honour every seed of faith and obedience I have sown in Jesus name.

9. Father, let my testimony of divine blessing inspire many in Jesus name.

10. Lord, let Your blessing over me remain permanent and unshakeable in Jesus name.

PROPHETIC DECLARATIONS

1. You shall walk in blessings that cannot be reversed by any power.

2. You shall inherit divine favour that persists throughout your generations.

3. You shall rise above every opposition through God’s unchangeable blessing.

4. You shall experience prosperity, authority, and protection that are permanent.

5. You shall see every covenant blessing manifest fully in your life.

6. You shall be honoured among your peers and nations because of God’s favour.

7. You shall leave a lasting legacy of blessings for your children and descendants.

8. You shall experience supernatural multiplication of every seed you sow in faith.

9. You shall testify of God’s faithfulness that cannot be undone by man.

10. You shall rejoice continually as the blessing of God over your life remains unshakable.