The primary meaning of the inspired words translated "curse" in the King James Bible that would result from Israel's transgressions, is that they would suffer: "execration" and "vilification."
Execration, is to detest somebody or something, or to loath someone or something.
Vilification, is to malign someone, to make malicious and abusive statements about someone.
Considering the general worldview of the nations toward the Jews to this very day... I have to say the curse is working.
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Poverty is a curse upon humanity because it causes great suffering.
The curse of leprosy was not sent upon the wife of Moses. The curse was sent upon his sister, Miriam, when she and brother Aaron spoke against Moses and his wife.
The curse fall upon you when you enter the place where it is or if any of your loved ones have the curse on them.
A curse.
An imprecation is a curse. To imprecate is to call a curse upon someone or something.
A curse placed upon a person or object by someone of Gypsy origin.
A curse placed upon a person or object by someone of Gypsy origin.
I, Aro of the Volturi, wish to curse the Greeks forever and eternity.
It's a commandment from the Torah: "And you shall inscribe these words upon the doorposts of your house and upon your gates."
people don't actually know how?
Nobody knows how she got cursed as the poet included in his poem ("She Knows not what the curse may be") She Died Because If She Looked Out the window her curse will come upon her , and she saw a knight named Sir Lancelot , who lived in Camelot , which she thought was handsome and decided to look out and the mirror started to crack from side to side, ("The curse is upon me cried" The Lady of Shallot,