The writer of the book of Hebrews wrote, "We must give the most earnest heed to the things we have heard, lest we drift away."-Hebrews 1:2. Are we? Are we searching the Scriptures carefully in order to understand God's word, as it applies to us today? Do we know the truth about what Christ did for us on the cross? The doctrine of curses and the need to break them is being taught around the world, to thousands of Christians. But is there any truth to this doctrine? Can a Christian be under a curse? If so, we need to ask, who gave the curses? Did Satan pronounce curses? Has any man ever been given the right to pronounce a curse? Did God give the curses? The most important question is, has any man other than Christ ever been given the authority to break a curse? What is sanctification? What is justification? What is the free gift of righteousness? What do these have to do with the curses that are in the Bible? How many curses were given to Adam for his sin and how do they affect us today? How do the curses under the Law affect us -or do they? Who was the Law with its consequences really given to and why was it given? Was it ever given to the Gentile? What does it mean to be ransomed, to be redeemed? The writer of Hebrews wrote that Christ changed the priesthood and the Law because of necessity. What did he mean by that? What about the blessings that God promises in His word? Who are they for and what do we have to do in order to receive them? The author attempts to answer these questions and many more as he takes the reader, verse by verse, through the Bible, and tells us very plainly what the scriptures actually reveal to us regarding the "Curse and The Cross."