Declare this over your children and anoint them with oil on their forehead
“The Children’s Blessing”
Sherry Lynn Ward
I bless you like Ephram and Manasseh.
May God bless you and watch over you.
May God shine His face toward you and show you favor.
May God shine His face toward you and grant you peace.
Thank you God that Ephraim is overtaking Manasseh. The double blessing is upon me to make me forget all my pain of the past. A new day has come.
You are about to do something new. I see it!
You are about to overtake me with such a blessing that my days of pain will be forgotten. I speak double for my trouble – joy instead of mourning – laughter instead of tears.
Your angels are like watchmen protecting my children. And your watch is greater than my watch on my best day. I look forward to tomorrow because my children rise and call me blessed.
My prayers have impact. My prayers tether my children to the will and purposes of God in their life.
I bless you like Sarah, Rebecca, Rachel, and Leah
May God bless you and watch over you.
May God shine His face toward you and show you favor.
May God shine His face toward you and grant you peace.
Thank you God that these strong women kept the faith during tough times. They are a true example and they endured the task of raising difficult children. Whatever hardships came their way these women put God and family first and succeeded in building up God’s people.
Thank you God that you have blessed me like Rebecca. I declare what was spoken over her for my children as well. “My offspring possess the cities of their enemies.”
I thank you Lord that my children will possess the cities of their enemies and the gates of hell will not prevail. My children are victorious over the enemy. They are the head and not the tail. They walk in the fullness of knowing you every day of their lives. My children carry God’s anointing and walk in the destiny that you created for them since the day they were conceived in my womb.
For you have great plans for them to prosper them and to give them a future and a hope.
There is hope for my children, and they will return from the land of the enemy in soundness of mind, body, and spirit.
Amen
“And Jesus took the children in his arms, placed his hands on them and blessed them.”
Mark 10:16 (NIV)
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