Envy & Jealousy

by Henry W. Wright

Envy and Jealousy Involves several dynamics ~Ungrateful Heart 1 Thessalonians 5:18 "...In everything give thanks because this is the will of God..." ~Lack of Contentment Hebrews 13:5 "...And be content with such things as you have..." ~Accusation Romans 12:3 "...To every man that is among you, not to think of himself more highly than he ought..." Envy and Jealousy says... "I like what you have, but because I don't have it... I don't like you."

140 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2007

About the author

Henry W. Wright is the president and founder of Be in Health Global. He was exposed to the power of spiritual healing at an early age when his mother was miraculously cured of terminal cancer and a fatal tumor that was wrapped around her jugular vein. Today, Wright is committed to the belief that human problems are fundamentally spiritual, with associated physical and psychological manifestations. With his pre-med background and insights into the medical as well as the spiritual aspects of disease, he brings a fresh perspective to the process of ministering to the sick. He has presented seminars worldwide and across broad denominational lines for a number of years and is a frequent guest on many well-known television and radio programs.

Reviews

[Yolanda King · Rating 5 out of 5]

God has been speaking to me about having bitterness for two and half years but I've not known what the root cause was or what to do to deal with it other than keep on coming back to Jesus with it.

This book opened my eyes to why jealousy and envy has risen within me, that has also caused me to be defiled by it and tension to arise in the unspoken spiritual realm within certain relationships.

This book deals with the spiritual strongholds not just of jealousy and envy, but also of bitterness, idolatry (including fear of man) and partially deals with rejection.

There is also clear reasoning and biblical evidence that supports possible root causes of sickness from curses (due to these defiling spirits).

Even if you do not feel that you currently have envy or jealousy, this book is worth reading (or at least keeping around). As I sense that there are seasons where jealousy may arise either within yourself or within those you may know who are in a relationship with a jealous partner.