God's General

By Oluwagbemiga Olowosoyo

This is a powerful story about the fall of a great man of God.
It is an amazing story patterned after real events that happened in a real christian ministry.
All ministers (and their family members) must read this.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Lulu.com
• Release date: Dec 12, 2012
• ISBN: 9781300515364

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God's General

God’s General

Oluwagbemiga Olowosoyo

©2012 Oluwagbemiga Olowosoyo.

ISBN 978-1-300-51536-4

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Bible quotes are from the King James Version unless otherwise stated.

I want to dedicate this book to my friend of several years

Pastor Adedeji Adeleke

a sincere and consistent man of God.

Chapter One

Kunle still marvels about the event.

'It is always like a dream ' he said to himself.

Five years ago, he had a marvellous encounter.

Everyone had given up on him except of course his parents. Even he gave up.

He saw almost every specialist in the country. The last was in Kano. He thought that was too far away but to his amazement his parents arranged it. However, the specialist could not help him because if such a surgery was done, it might result in death; according to the doctor. 

'Is it not better to die, than this'? Kunle had told himself.

Imagine going through the horror of the worst case of epilepsy for twenty-four years.

Even the churches and prayer centres could not help him; they tried their best to no avail.

Initially, his father would not agree with the strong pressures from the extended families to try the native doctors.

'I will never bow to an idol' he said.

But after ten years of pain and hopelessness he concurred. And the herbalists tried their best also. However, their efforts were not good enough. All kinds of sacrifices were made. Fortunes were wasted on rituals. But it was all futile.

He dropped out of school because he couldn't cope with