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No, not exactly. In fact there is scripture to the
contrary.
Please read Ezekiel
18:14-20, and the promise of the new covenant -- Jeremiah 31:28-34. Children often do inherit problems from the
parents. Sinful patterns of behavior are often passed on to family members. An
environment of alcoholism, sexual abuse or violence can scar children for life,
but these children will answer to God for their own lives, not for those of
their parents. Your question probably came from reading Numbers 14:18. I believe scripture is consistent in that God
punishes people for their own sins, and Numbers
14:18 is referring to passing on of a sinful nature, or the sad results of
sinful parents. Are not "crack babies" punished for the sins of their
parents? The parents do it though, not God.
Related scripture: Deuteronomy 24:16
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